Hallo simmers,I just upgraded to FS2004: whow !Then I assigned the customized keystrokes I used in FS2002. For the rest I looked up the Pete Dowson "List of FS2004 Controls.doc" with all variables listed. Then I searched for - what I expected to be - the Fs2004.cfg file, but there is no such file in my new Flight Simulator 9 folder. Browsing and ploughing all sub-folders did not help.Unfortunately Dowsons 2004-document does not provide a file name, as previous versions did. Who knows the right file name (*.cfg) and location where I could implement my personal, streamlined Dowson-keystrokes ? Please help me get my switches work again !HarryS

There's no FS2004.cfg file in the new MSFS version. This means you cannot customize any keystrokes at all.(LOL - jk...... the files just called fs9.cfg now instead of what you'd expected it to be - fs2004.cfg)For some reason, different installs seem to put it in different places, so the best bet is to just use "Find" to track it down.Richard

HiThe name of the file in FS2004 is now FS9.cfg.You can find it in you dokuments folder:c:dokuments and settingsyour nameapplication datamicrosoftfs9RegardsFinnDenmark

Hi Richard,thanks for the heart attack :-)Weird idea not to put the fs9.cfg in the FS-folder anyhow. But now I got it I can live with it. Thanks a lot!HarryS

Hello Finn,Thank you for responding so fast and adequate. I found fs9.cfg once I got your hint. In my case it appeared to be installed at DRIVE:WINDOWSApplication DataMicrosoft...I'm happy.You're involved in some cockpit project as well ?Cheers, HarryS