First of all, if the complete FS9 functionality comes with the patch and this has been mentioned I appologise for this post. However, after reading the installation-html it only says that it

Have the exact same problems, and FS2004 (All max) I get 15fps with the PMDG, not bad...but still it lags tremendously.But am sure that patch will solve all that

Gents-You'll need the patch to run effectively in FS2004... we're almost finished with it. ;-)RSR

Hi Tord! Was it possible to install the 737 using the same key as for the installation in 2002? If you have it on the same machine that is.

Will the patch fix the crash I'm getting on FS2002 as well? BobP :)

ok I can answer your number 1 question right now for you. I believe the solution was brought up in another thread too, but for the DLL open your fs2004.cfg file and find the part that says Old Modules (it will be in brackets). then,under that just type in that PMDGOptions.dll=1 and that should fix the error!

Robert: Thank you, Sir! It was my guess as well. Looking forward to the patch, but make sure you guys get some sleep. ;)Anders: Yep, absolutely no hassle what so ever. I just ran through the installation routine one moew time (making sure to select the correct items), moved the FMCWP and SIDSTARS folders into FS9, and that was it.Jamie: Thanks, I

also, if you plan on using Bill G's ERJ panel, you should add one line to the old modules. FSSound.dll=1

Hi You can find it in WindowsApplication DataMicrosoftFS9 if you are running Win98.If you run WinXP it's under Documents and settingsApplication DataMicrosoftFS9 (I think)Hope it helps,

ROFLMAO!! :-xxrotflmao They sure did hide the FS9.cfg this time. I put a shortcut to it in the FS9 main directory.EDIT: I can

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