Testing for engineering

[Philip H]

Does this link work?

http://www.openrailwaymap.org/?lang=&lat=30.465191265262185&lon=-91.17956042289734&zoom=16&style=standard

Hopefully if it does you get a map of Baton Rouge showing the intersections of KCS New Orleans Sub and CN/IC's Hammond Sub with the KCS yard and an industrial switching district.

[central.vermont]

Works for me Philip.
Jon

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Yup.

When's construction start?

[eric220]

Works on my iPad.

[Philip H]

Yup.

When's construction start?

As we remain in rental quarters I am having to tread lightly with that idea. more to come.

[wm3798]

I better get busy designing that train room for you.  Did you still want bedrooms and a kitchen too?
Lee

[Scottl]

Cool site

[Philip H]

Cool site

MRH had a post on it a couple of weeks back. I think it's a neat tool but I'm having trouble converting selected images to something I can save locally so I wanted to see if the link works.

[wm3798]

PrtScn  (Print Screen?)

[pdx1955]

MRH had a post on it a couple of weeks back. I think it's a neat tool but I'm having trouble converting selected images to something I can save locally so I wanted to see if the link works.

GreenShot is a great free tool for screenshots/ image capture for inserting into other documents, printing out or saving in multiple formats.

[Philip H]

GreenShot is a great free tool for screenshots/ image capture for inserting into other documents, printing out or saving in multiple formats.

Good to know - however the test was posted from work and our admins seem to like to control what we install and what we don't.

[pdx1955]

I found about it at work, its was on our approved software list, so you may want to check yours. I use it all the time to help make tutorials and other procedural documents. However, you can right click on your map and save the image as a PNG file which can be opened in Paint, Powerpoint or most any other graphic program. Pretty neat site btw.