Bill, I have mentioned on several prior occasions that I use a program
called Rail Ops. Once you plug all the data in, you can print out lists
of all sorts. i.e. engine numbers, original manufacturer, decoder
number and type etc. The real part of the program is actually in the
makeup of trains. I will make a guess and say that 2/3 of the
operations in my area use the program. I'm just starting on my layout
but have used it when visiting other layouts--seem to be a overall great
program. I think it ran me about one hundred.
Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com
Bill Fraley wrote:
> Anyone out there keep track of all their equipment?
> I have [old] card system that helps me manually keep track of where
> all of my cars and trains are on the layout.
>
> Anyone out there have a software system that keeps track of all the
> equipment, runs trains and can tell where every car is on their layout?
> And so on ...........
> Can anyone recommend such software?
>
> Bill Fraley
>
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