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posted: 10 Jul 2013 13:14 from: LPL
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All; Is it possible to save work, all ready done, onto a disc? I'd like to restore my computer but would rather save the files first. I have made some attempts on my own but without success. If, after all, saving files to a disc can be done, please, reply to let me know how. Thanks, ahead of time; Lu Luis Leistikow USA |
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posted: 10 Jul 2013 15:03 from: Martin Wynne
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Hi Luis, Welcome to Templot Club.  To save your work to a data file, click the main > save all templates... menu item. If you have already done that, and you want to copy all your files to a CD or external disk drive -- In My Computer go to the C: drive and copy the entire \TEMPLOT_DEV\ folder to the CD. In most CD burning software you can just drag that folder into the burner dialog. If you need more help you need to explain a bit more about what you are trying to do. Which version of Windows are you using? regards, Martin. |
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posted: 13 Jul 2013 00:00 from: LPL
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Martin; Thank you much for your reply. You had asked which Windows op system I use here and it would be Windows 7. I did manage to copy all I wanted to, on to a disc. As I am relatively new to '7', and I've restored it before, I saw something I didn't see before. I did not do a complete restore. Just the operating system and found that once I reinstalled Templot, all my drawing were right where they belonged. The photos disappeared, and I can load those up again, but the all the track plan work stayed put. The plans I've done, follow civil engineering practices. I've read a few books on the subject, viewed many youtube vids, a lot from East Indian universities, real railroad track specs, cad design model layout programs and as much simple curve, easment curve, track cant and turnout arithmatic as I could find. Google map screen shot and USGS maps are also used here. So, yes, I didn't want to lose all that. Perhaps I could display some of this and start a bit of conversation. I'd like that idea. And, thanks again; Luis Leistikow New Berlin, Wi. |
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posted: 13 Jul 2013 00:12 from: Martin Wynne
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LPL wrote: Perhaps I could display some of this and start a bit of conversation. I'd like that idea.Hi Luis, Certainly -- that's what we are here for. It would be very interesting to see what you are working on. regards, Martin. |
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