I am betting someone in this group can send me John's email address. I thought I had it but I cannot find it. Apologies to John as I think I misspelled his last name. Please respond to off list my

Guys, The problem with blank contents on messages from Jack Burgess has been resolved. Apparently when Jack used the "reply" function the message contents were not transmitted with is message. For

Mike... All of the Reply options failed. So, I'll try in the future to remember to not use the Reply function. Jack

<No cc to you. < <Jack This is a Reply after deleting all of the headers and Yahoo stuff plus deleting a portion of the original message. Jack

Mike... This is a Reply leaving the original message intact. Jack

Are the Rocket Express RI stock cars out? I paid for two at Naperville, but have not yet received them. Jared Harper Athens, GA

Mike... This should be in Rich Text. Jack

Mike this should be a plain text message. No cc to you. Jack

<- This message is being sent as Plain Text. That should not be a factor. <However, it is the simplest form. I tend to, however, send messages as <Rich Text. I'll be trying that also. <- When this

Mike... This is a "Reply" to my first message. I'll now wait until I hear from you. Jack

Mike... I'm cc'ing you at your home e-mail address so that you can compare results. Gathering data to try and figure out this problem: - I see my whole message and some other members do but some

I’m reading my mail in the latest version of Outlook and I get the blank messages. The problem can’t be on my side (or the other members who have experienced the problem). The problem has to be

Hi Bruce, I may be wrong, but I don't think the browser is the issue. I have just received the day's emails as a digest and your's and everyone else's emails have content, except for Jack's, which

Andy, The problem does exist. I had a similar reaction to the first (and only) Clever Bros. buliding (which are photo realistic paper kits) I placed on the railroad. While the model looked great on

That's what Union Metal Products called the "two piece Dreadnaught end" in the '31 CBC. It's the original form before the design was taken over by Standard Railway Equipment Co. At one time someone

OK, I am donning my mechanic overalls. If you guys will note, the STMFC rules say: "ALL SUBJECTS OTHER THAN THOSE DIRECTLY ASSOCIATED WITH STEAM ERA FREIGHT CARS ARE PROHIBITED FROM MEMBER MESSAGES.

Check out Lance Mindheim's photo realistic models. Nice work all around: http://www.lancemindheim.com Robert Simpson

To Larry Sexton and members, I hope this helps.  Larry, e-mail at RDGbuff@... and I will forward partial listing. I am passing the following e-mail along.  Hope it helps!  I have RDG

Agreed, All I got were blanks. Jerry Michels