Adobe reader 9 works fine with OSX 10.4.11; perform a software update of Tiger rather than an upgrade to Leopard -- "I think we are pole vaulting over mouse manure here" Stolen from a private mailing

It works fine on OSX 10.4.11, as that's what I'm running right now. Acrobat Pro version 8.0.0 doesn't work, though. -- "I think we are pole vaulting over mouse manure here" Stolen from a private

I have a few kits that are in the black(almost) resin that is VERY brittle. I contacted the company and they said could not do anything about the kits. I understand why. Correct me if I am wrong,

Tom, I have several photos showing B-50-21s with riveted ends: 184715, 185652, and 185679, all built at Albina; and a string of brand new cars, 184595, 184596, et. seq., built at Omaha in 1938.

Tim O'Connor wrote: Tim, I take that as a personal affront. <VBG> Spen Kellogg

I was discussing resin kits yesterday with a couple of fellow STMFC'ers. Talk centred around the use of various resins for model kits, and their relative stability. It was felt that the the

Hi guys, I find the Model Railroad Hobbist downloads vs. problems with Mac systems thread incredibly entertaining. Personally I have never had a problem with Adobe products; loading or using

The new RMC with Ted's UP boxcar article arrived right after I posted last Saturday. Ted describes the welded Ryan underframe on the B-50- 21 in considerable detail, and the only change he mentions as

Yes I for one stick with the older versions of Acrobat. I do work in the anti-virus / anti-malware area and the latest Acrobat and Flash in general are considered to be the biggest atack vector for

Tim O'Connor wrote: If they had used, say, Acrobat 5.0, I bet they would not be hearing what they're hearing. If you look at Signature Press's website, you will see lots of simplified and even

Group: Like Tony and Richard I tried to download no luck so I've scratched it off my list of things to do. If they want me to look at it they had better make it easy for me not them Paul C.

Jon I plan to build my car but I don't want to use the Spencer Kellogg decals. Will future decal sets be available separately? Tim O'Connor P.S. The castings are outstanding. Great work!

Guys I think MRH is a very promising information format. Perhaps Acrobat was not the best choice (HTML would have worked too) but perhaps they will respond and correct these problems as they are made

I have had exactly the same experience as Tony. And I'm running the earlier Mac operating system because I have many files in earlier applications which won't run on the latest OS. So, while MRH

Marty, Your car looks quite impressive. I like especially the handholds and wheathering. Fist I thought it was a Kadee car. I understand you made some choices about what to change to keep the amount

Dean, Glad you liked the article, and thanks for reminding me about the MR article - I'll add a note referencing it to the next column. I considered replacing/reworking the end sills but since my

WE have a 1927-1929 image of N&W 100433 being newly reblt as a GKd gondola car. It has unique 6-wheel trucks that look like a pair of old I-beam section Andrews trucks with a bridge between the

Ed, Thanks. Now I'll have to see whether I can find a photo of these cars. I am trying to picture offset cars with outside posts. Toom

Jim Hayes Wrote" "The small rods on the under boards are locaters" Jim and all: Initially yes, but disregard. You don't really need these. ONce the "origami" has taken place with steps you can just

from your description, they are of the back of the boiler, and the flue like progections are the staybolts that brace the combustion chamber that connects the furnace and the flues. That is highly