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Although probably most of you don't remember me, I was here bacj in the 'bad old days' of route editing.Since I was so frustrated with MSTS, I put it away for a while. I reinstalled it and came here, to find loads of new tools to use with RE. I tried (alas) to reconstruct my little route, being the original was lost in a catastrophic hard drive failure, and I still can't sem to get the markers right!!! I have demex, tstools, etc. but I don't want to pay the reg. fee if i don't know if the program is what I need.Is it possible, if so how, to shift terrain/markers graphically to line them up better? I know it can't be perfect, but can I get it close enough? I'm working with very hilly terrain. TIA, and glad to be back. Tella friend!!Wh

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Member since Aug-1-02 · 649 posts

RE: Guess who's back

Hi wildhOrse:I can't help you with the route problem. I'm one of the things that's happened while you've been gone. Anyway, welcome back to MSTS and this forum!Hopefully, someone with much more route building knowledge than I have will step in and offer some assistance.Andre "Coonskin" Ming

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