Where can I find LMSR_exMR_L1_NC_Third_823.wag

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  • RobGuru
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    • Jun 2020
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    #1

    Where can I find LMSR_exMR_L1_NC_Third_823.wag

    Where can I find LMSR_exMR_L1_NC_Third_823.wag?
  • slipperman
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    • May 2010
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    #2
    Hi Rob,
    You keep coming up with these questions!!

    I have a suspicion where you might find that vehicle but could you please tell me which activity, for which route, this carriage is used by?

    Cheers,
    Ged
    Last edited by slipperman; 05-20-2024, 11:08.

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    • RobGuru
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      #3
      Found It!

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      • slipperman
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        • May 2010
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        #4
        That's good, mate!
        As a matter of interest - where did you find it?

        Ged

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        • RobGuru
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          #5
          Originally posted by slipperman
          That's good, mate!
          As a matter of interest - where did you find it?

          Ged
          I found it in LMS Stock Pack.

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          • slipperman
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            • May 2010
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            #6
            Hi Rob,
            That's great!
            I didn't want to send you on a 'wild goose chase', but after I'd posted, I unpacked Pat Dalton's LMS Stock Pack and found that vehicle myself!

            You don't seem to add much information to your requests, so it'd be very helpful if you indicated which activity and route you are running. Very often, the answer to your question can be found buried in the documentation. If it's not there, it's quite possible that one of us has already come across that particular problem and made a note in our archives.

            Next question, please!

            Cheers,
            Ged

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            • eric
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              #7
              You might want to consider downloading the CSV for the file library and do some searching in Excel, Google Sheets or OpenOffice.
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              • RobGuru
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                #8
                Thanks!

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