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Member since Nov-13-02 · 22 posts

Is there any info on track signals ie: Where in the editor and tools are the properties of signals, how do you turn them on after placing them ? I'm new here and would like to learn. Thanks !!
KRO52

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RE: Signals

The answer to your question can be somewhat complexed. There are many ways to use different signals in different variety of scenarios.
Hank Sundermeyer has several signal files in the download section to use in a route and has text documents on their purpose and uses. Next time, place these type questions in the route forum...that is where most of the signal related questions are usually asked and answered.That goes for most route building inquiries. So by directing your questions there, you'll probably get better responses. Good Luck!Kip
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