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Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 07:31 #1400 | |
northroad
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Not been on Exeter for a while so thought I would try out derbybest's new timetable. I have a problem with a sticking sticky down in the Taunton area when 1B64 arrives. The sticky flatly refused to move from Fairwater yard where I created it to Platform 2 at Taunton. I have tried a left click mouse a right click mouse and even shook it all about.....has anyone else encountered this before......Is there any known cure....... apart from exiting the sim and then restarting from a previous saved position which worked.
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Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 07:31 #9836 | |
northroad
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Not been on Exeter for a while so thought I would try out derbybest's new timetable. I have a problem with a sticking sticky down in the Taunton area when 1B64 arrives. The sticky flatly refused to move from Fairwater yard where I created it to Platform 2 at Taunton. I have tried a left click mouse a right click mouse and even shook it all about.....has anyone else encountered this before......Is there any known cure....... apart from exiting the sim and then restarting from a previous saved position which worked.
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Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 13:53 #9839 | |
UKTrainMan
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Can't recall ever having this problem however I have noticed sometimes if you try to create a sticky but don't enter anything then it sometimes it appears to get stuck there, however scrolling past the sticky (e.g: if the sticky was at Newton Abbot then just scroll towards Exeter St. Davids until you cannot see the sticky) or changing to another page ("VW"![]() Any views and / or opinions expressed by myself are from me personally and do not represent those of any company I either work for or am a consultant for. Log in to reply |
Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 15:09 #9840 | |
northroad
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UK Thanks for coming back to me.....yes I created the sticky as 1B64 with the departure time immediately underneath it..that's all and it always works and provides a good reminder for my aging cells. I don't know if that is how everyone else uses it. But I can assure you it flatly refused to move anywhere and I did try scrolling the page from one end to the other. I did have a saved copy from 15 minutes previous so it was no hardship to exit and restart....just bugged me when it happened. Geoff Log in to reply |
Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 16:19 #9841 | |
sloppyjag
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I had this problem on Gloucester. Created a sticky for a train waiting to come out of Gloucester Yard but was held up due to traffic on mainline. Once the train was dealt with I tried to remove the sticky but it seemed to have been applied with super-glue and remained in place for the duration of the timetable. (I didn't have the snapshot saves activated at this time.)
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Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 16:48 #9842 | |
northroad
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Hate to say this but it has just happened again at 01:55 with 2B99. I have brought up the add sticky drop down and created one which says on line 1 2B99 line 2 says 02:00 and it's stuck on Paignton Level Crossing North..... What do I do as I have just saved the session just in case it might help. Log in to reply |
Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 20:03 #9843 | |
GeoffM
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Geoff, please email me the saved session and I'll see what I can do. geoff.mayo@ this domain.
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Sticking sticky 29/06/2010 at 21:15 #9844 | |
Adrian the Rock
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Something's happened to me, two or three times, that may be related but certainly does seem connected to playing scrolly sims on large monitors (eg the one here is 1600x1200). Occasionally a sticky somehow gets moved right down towards the bottom of the screen, and then when I try clicking it nothing happens. I suspect this is when it has been scolled beyond the pixel dimensions the window was designed to be. I'm not 100% certain how it gets moved there, though I've an inkling it may be something to do with still having the 'focus' when I then make a rapid mouse move. Still haven't managed to pin the latter down exactly, though. Not a major issue, but I thought it worth mentioning here in case the above offers up any more clues. Log in to reply |
Sticking sticky 01/07/2010 at 08:18 #9856 | |
northroad
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GeoffM....did you get the saved session I sent from the office address.
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