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2:49 pm
April 26, 2015
Jim,
Continuing with me fixing >my< problems that led to the "Long Switchlist - Short Cutlist" problems of a few months ago I wanted to clear all existing engine assignments before I established new ones. When I do the following ProTrak completely shuts down.
click on Power Desk / Motive Power
click on an engine that has a train number in the "Location" column
On the Changing engine X of: Y screen highlight and try to delete the train number in the "Is assigned to" slot
Click on OK / Yes / OK / Yes and that is when ProTrak closes down completely for me.
Hope that you can reproduce this occurrence. Again use my SVL-pre-s4 folder if you still have it. If not I can send another one up but we are leaving for more travel on Friday morning and won't be back till the 27-th
thanks
Joe
Joe,
Must be the heat in central Florida. ProTrak needs a least a glimpse of some honest snow from time-to-time.
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I was not able to duplicate this, using various railroad data including your SVL. I was not able even to cast an error for the error-detection.
I was not able, either, to get your sequence of "OK", "Yes", "OK", "Yes". Was the first "OK" the "green-background" button at the lower right? What were the questions for the various "Yes"?
Also I tried various ways of deleting the train number/symbol. Did you highlight and 'delete'? Or did you delete each character one-by-one? Or did you enter a zero? Or?
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To get ProTrak to simply turn off, the logic would have to have been directed through a routine without any error detection. Which would be a surprise at this late date. I went through all the possible routines that "Edit engine" calls and they all have error detection.
Or .... maybe ProTrak just got too hot out in the sun.
Jim
4:28 pm
April 26, 2015
Jim,
I've spent an hour here trying to capture screen shots of the sequence that lead me to have the issue of ProTrak quitting on me. However I cannot seem to duplicate the sequence that yesterday was very repetitive. In times when I get ProTrak to quit I see a small window with "Run time error '5' / Invalid procedure call or argument" in it. I think when I was deleting the train number I just highlighted the train number and hit the space bar.
So for now since I need to do things to get ready for our trip on Friday let's drop this problem.
Thanks for the pointer to update the "admin / limit / locos" number.
Joe
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