Howdy all. For the Fly2 PMDG 757/777 aircraft DP and STAR creation has lagged far behind what is available for the 767 PIC sim so I thought I'd fix that. I have just uploaded a 767 PIC to PMDG 757/777 DPs/STAR converter (DPSTARConvert.zip). My converter will allow you to add to the PMDG FMC database all the currently and future available DPs and STARs that were designed for the 767 PIC sim (currently more than 700 airports). If you can't wait for it to show up here you may download it from my web site at flightassist.tripod.com/index.htm. Happy flying.Terry

Excellent work Terry - Well done!Cheers,Danny VickersAustralian Fly! Group

I am running under Windows XP. I follow the installation instructions, I downloaded sids and stars for the PIC, but at the first step, I've a run-time error 76 : path not found. Have I done something wrong ?Yveshttp://yves.missenard.free.fr/forum2/images/logoyv.jpg

Hey Terry, can't seem to access your site. what is the real address?tony

>I am running under Windows XP. I follow the installation >instructions, I downloaded sids and stars for the PIC, but >at the first step, I've a run-time error 76 : path not >found. I developed the program on a win98 machine so I am not able to troubleshoot an XP machine until the end of this year when I get one. However, that sort of error surprises me because the first steps are to ask where the paths are, so how can it not find a path you just told it about? Try this to see if it works. Make an ASCII file named Initialize.txt (If there is already one, delete it first) and type in the 5 lines as shown in the following example but tailored to your paths. 1st line is drive where the 767 PIC data is. 2nd line is main folder that stores all the navdata. The FMCWP is the default folder 767 PIC makes. 3rd line is the folder where the STARs are stored. 4th line is the drive where you want to store the converted data. 5th line is the folder Fly2 is installed in. Save this file in the same folder you installed my program in.k:k:FS2002FMCWPk:FS2002FMCWPNavdataStarse:e:FLYHopefully this should fix your problem. If not though email me at the address in the doc.RegardsTerry

>Hey Terry, can't seem to access your site. what is the real >address? Howdy Tony. This is odd. I just got on the site and all was fine. Address is flightassist.tripod.com/index.htmRegards Terry

>Excellent work Terry - Well done! Thanks, Danny from down under. 8^)Terry

got, thanks. Greatly appreciate your work.tony