REJumper Update in Work

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  • eric
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    • Dec 2002
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    REJumper Update in Work

    13 years ago, I wrote a utility called REJumper which was tailored to make the MSRE easier to use. Five years ago, I updated this to work better with TSRE.

    It's now getting it's third update -- adding the ability to open up Google Maps at the locations included in your reference list, and also making it easier to move around the screen by increasing the handle area at the top of the utility form itself.

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    REJumper lets you collect a list of locations by lat/long, as well as import KML and MKR files. You can also directly edit the text file to add items from other sources, e.g. a DOT file with mile markers or other landmarks.

    The biggest use for me is to be able to bookmark a working location in real-time from TSRE, so it can be revisited later without having to use other means like a station or platform marker.

    If you're an existing user of REJumper, send me a PM, and and I'll gladly provide the updated EXE file for you to test.

    It will be updated and available in the library after some additional testing is done.
    Last edited by eric; 01-23-2025, 17:48.
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  • tarrant75
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    • Jul 2004
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    Sounds potentially interesting. Looking forward to seeing where this goes. I'm always looking at ways to make the toil of route building easier.

    Thanks Eric
    - Chris N.

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