Deltic cabview

[TElsmore]

Hi everyone.

I was just wandering if anyone could point me in the right direction of the excellent Deltic cabview by, i think it was Howard Payton (Paynton?), but please don't quote me on that!

I have searched UKTS but can't find it anywhere!

Thanks
Terrone.

[WSR2005]

Class 55 Cabview [3338095 bytes] - Class55-2cab.zip File ID: 15257 Date: 14 Sep 2006 - 1420 Downloads

There you go

Tim

[phill70]

Would this be it

Invalid File ID [14963]

bin version

Class 55 Cabview [3338095 bytes] - Class55-2cab.zip File ID: 15257 Date: 14 Sep 2006 - 1420 Downloads

normal version

Glyn

[WSR2005]

I think we're equal on that one Glyn

[TElsmore]

Thanks for that guys.

I don't get it, i spent the best part of three quarters of an hour looking for that!

Cheers,
Terrone.

[lateagain]

Thanks for that guys.

I don't get it, i spent the best part of three quarters of an hour looking for that!

Cheers,
Terrone.

Don't worry it's not just you

I spent ages looking for some patches a while back and found nothing. Jon Bilton helpfully posted links to the lot but why the searches never found them is beyond me. I used just about every key word in all of them and they just didn't come up.

Databases.....don't ya just luv em!!!

One tip is that under FILES (left hand column, near the bottom of the front page) there's a list of complete files on the site. This opens in any spreadsheet (a .csv file as I recall?) and of course a spreadsheet is IMHO far more useful and easy to search as it is in effect the table view that's embedded in any database. Difference is you can see the lot and ALL the fields.

Having said that you'll usually get fast help on the forums as we've all struggled to find stuff we know is there...or was in the past. Sadly files do get withdrawn .

Geoff

[TElsmore]

Thanks for the advice Geoff, i thought i just was'nt looking hard enough!

Although i did try the words, Deltic, Cab, Cabview, Howard and Payton in all kinds of combinations.

Cheers,
Terrone.