With Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (A Century of Flight) I have this wonderful add-on called PMDG 737 800/900. I started as a simmer when I had this wonderful photographic asseignment of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, making a 8 projector audiovisual on Saab 340B's(taking pictures in Link

Hendrik,Take a look at the SID/STAR download page of this site:http://www.navdata.at/php/sidstar/dl_list.phpUnder ther available addons, choose PMDG 737NG, and download the latest EHAM file. It contains the PAM2W SID as well as the fixes you indicate.Jimhttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/pmdg_pf.jpg

Well Jim, thanks very much...: all I needed was in the latest update of EHAM. Still, I wonder how to program these kind of fixes. I will take some extra hours to study the combinations of letters and figures in the new EHAM-file, maybe I can sort it out. Anyway...: thank you so much.

Mr/Ms Nameless,Please sign your posts with your real name as per the forum rules.There is a good tutorial on how to write terminal procedures files for the 737/747 in the download area at www.precisionmanuals.comHere's the direct link to the document: http://www.precisionmanuals.com/downloads/...g.asp?iFile=239Good luck,

Dear Mats,Sorry for not putting my name under my thank-you-note to Jim. I just forgot. Under my question-note I didn't forget to put my name, including the name of our airport, Schiphol Amsterdam.Anyway, also thanks Mats, for the link to check precisionmanuals. In earlier days I wrote some Sid's and Star's within the Boeing 747-400 by Aerowinx. Please have a look on www.aerowinx.com, just for the fun of it. So I'm interested how to program fixes as PMDG did in the database of the 737-800/900. Lat Lon didn't work.But thanks to the both of you.Hendrik Jan van Brandwijk / Eham