I thought I would drop in and share with our fellow 767 fans the updates we have made to our homebuilt flight simulator. http://www.avsim.com/project757/pics/transition3.htmlFor those who were familiar with our project in the past year, our simulator was modeling the 767-400. However our love for the 757/767-300 over came us and a huge transition was undertaken. We are very close to being "flyable" again and look forward to taking to the skies in FS2004. Happy Holidays to all,Michaelwww.deltaflight.com

Mike,every time I link to your site, I just get a black screen. Is there any settings I can change to access your site.Later

Mark,Not sure how computers work in Scotland, but here in Canada, if you turn on the monitor the black screen goes away.Push the button that says POWER.:)Daryl ShuttleworthDS 3339http://vatsim.pilotmedia.fi/statusindicato...tor=OD1&a=a.jpg

Ha Ha.Must replace the hamsters that I use to provide power to my machine then - they have obviously expired.I think it is related somehow to Norton's Internet Security.

"Push the button that says POWER."Helpful hint #12, brought to you by the DS Tech Support Helpline.Tune in next week when DS will provide a tutorial on PIC767 hidden click spots.:)

Michael,Ok, if no one else does, I'll say it. Your "box," looks AWESOME! Great work man. I can only imagine the hours you put into that thing. I can see why you are really looking forward to a new version of PIC. FS9 will look great in there. . .that's for sure. Let's hope that the new verion of PIC will be coming sometime soon!?

Michael,I got so carried away taking a pot shot at Daryl that I forgot say how great your sim looks.I am very envious. I wish I had the space/time/money to start working on one of my own.Fantastic job!

Mike,Let me know if You need some help disposing all Your -400 stuff ;-) No seriously, it