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I have downloaded the LV JWilkes train but I am having a problem. Each time I attempt to run the JW, I get an error message that I have failed to provide a Cab View. A Cab was not furnished with the JW so I am using the Cab from the Scotsman. I am using raildriver console and I have set my system for steam, but still no joy. Anyone else have this problem or know of a solution?
Jesse
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do a search. The modeller has a fix in a post.Kevin Arceneaux
It is time for Amtrak to become a fallen flag!
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Thanks, I'll start looking for the fix.
Jesse
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Make a Cabview folder and move the existing cvf file into your new cabview folder and it's a GO! Got the info from the developer cause you know what a Computer Dummy I am!Regards,
Don Shepley-Chicago
"Professional Curmudgeon"
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Thanks. Took your suggestion; did just that and the John Wilkes rode like a champ.Jesse
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I'm not another pretty face you know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don Shepley-Chicago
"Professional Curmudgeon"
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