... , I spent many hours 'getting to grips' with the program and I still have a lot to learn but my experience so far has been extremely rewarding. Many thanks also to the fellow Templot users who have assisted with the development of the Torr Giffard trackplan so far. My Toshiba laptop with its Windows 7 operating system had no problems printing to my Hewlett Packard A3 Deskjet printer. Best regards Dave posted: 24 Jun 2012 14:29 from: Paul Boyd Hi Martin I guess some people can't be bothered! I slightly resent the implication that the only people who can now use Templot are "nerds who like the challenge". That's a load of crap, to put it bluntly, quite apart from the fact that the new version is far less challenging than the old because of all the improvements that have been made. It's also easy enough to download and install the current version by simply following links- from opening the Templot.com home page, it was click, scroll down whilst reading the words, click and save. How much easier can ...

... pay-grade! It's easy to go back, but replicating the same sky and lighting a second time is of course impossible. With the autumn colours soon here I will go back and have another go -- this time with the gate open. Looking west at SO 25414 77447 if anyone else wants to have a go. cheers, Martin. posted: 18 Nov 2018 10:20 from: dave turner Martin (v2.19b) As a long term user of Templot, and having bought the .98 version, I slightly resented the necessity to have an internet connection. At the time I was often in areas that had an unreliable internet connection. However I did understand your reasoning. May I suggest that you continue with the automatic update but ignore any requests/questions on the forum that do not clearly state that they are using the latest version. If someone wants to circumvent your update system that is down to them, truthfully I like the option to do so; but you should not be considerate of those who do not maintain their own ...