MS, if your listeneing ?

[ronzie 21]

Customer Support in many cases can be helpful. In my case installing FS2K2 on first attempt on a Win 98 FAT16 empty partition wiped out my partition with X-Plane on it. (What a coincidence, .) The installer kept saying that is could not find a .dll which it turned out was for NT error displays only according to my research.While an MS Support Professional held my hand, we did some stuff but I ended up solving the problem on my own. It consisted in this case of converting the partition to FAT32, a requirement not mentioned in docs. The MS tech did call me back the next day and I passed on the info. It is not unusual for some installs to expect a certain system configuration without mentioning the requirements in the docs.As for posting a legitimate criticism regarding FS2K2 or related products in this forum, I think it is appropriate since the forum exists to disseminate such information, whether review or assist.

[Guest Frank Betts]

Anybody concider the readme that comes with this program? some good info about drivers and other issues.

[Guest]

1.4 doesn't cut it (that's what I have). I'd say it's the lower limit if you want to push the sliders.

[Guest]

For the same reason you bought the box with the Concord on it and fly amphibs.

[Steve Cannell 4]

Following a few links to some CFS sites, the forums clearly show that overwhelmingly most dedicated combat simmers feel CFS3 is a step backward and are very disappionted. How could MS mess up so bad ?Getting back to my original post, I hope MS doesn't make the same mistake with FS2004. Although I suspect it is an entirely differant team, I hope. :-)SteveCYYZ