Bin train.exe crash

[oakpalms]

I've had a few times when working with the activity editor that if I place the cursor at a wrong location or something the program crashes. Here are the error codes if anyone can make out what they stand for they might be significant for me or others. I don't have a clue as to what they all mean.

Bob Edwards

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: TRAIN.EXE
Application Version: 1.16.5.912
Application Timestamp: 3c1625d7
Fault Module Name: TRAIN.EXE
Fault Module Version: 1.16.5.912
Fault Module Timestamp: 3c1625d7
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00264263
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 7aa7
Additional Information 2: c9546fccf89f486070a03dcd9dd3bc7e
Additional Information 3: c7e8
Additional Information 4: 93068aa4e25aa4e188fbaae459f3e31d

[Swissie]

Hi Bob,

just to make sure: You did alter your display options from 32-bit to 16-bit colors before using the Activity Editor?

Cheers,

[OTTODAD]

Also start the MSTS Editors with a desktop shortcut like the one below.

The "............\train.exe" -toolset is the significant part.

O t t o

[oakpalms]

Lukas and Otto,

Yes, I had already done that in both cases. I think this only takes place when I have something that I have been doing in the background and the AE has not been touched for a good period of time--a half hour or so.

Thanks for your suggestions though. You are both great for providing assistance!

Bob

[ronaldparkin]

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Hi Bob When you say,doing something in the background,Do you mean something other than MSTS?

Lukas and Otto,

Yes, I had already done that in both cases. I think this only takes place when I have something that I have been doing in the background and the AE has not been touched for a good period of time--a half hour or so.

Thanks for your suggestions though. You are both great for providing assistance!

Bob

If so I am not surprised it crashes,Given that MSTS is Temperamental at the best of times,it is better not to have any other programmes running at all when working in the AE.

Regards

Ron P