December 5, 200223 yr I just got Nicola Marangon's newest gauge cleaner version (3.2) from the library. I have all the requisite VB6 runtime DLL's, but I am getting a "runtime error 424 ... missing object".Nicola or someone, if you're out there or have seen this, please let me know what's missing.Thanks,
December 5, 200223 yr Thanks Haraldh F ...Please tell me where you found Scott's. I don't see it in the AVSIM Library.Many thanks again!
December 5, 200223 yr do you have a link for that one? I want one that works well...thanksJohn-PaulToronto
December 5, 200223 yr Yes, here it is:http://fsflightdeck.com/Haraldh Fhttp://jdtllc.com/images/RCsupporter.jpg
December 5, 200223 yr Thanks for the link, I couldn't get the other gauge cleaner to work either. But this one works good.
December 5, 200223 yr I am having trouble getting started using Scotts gauge cleaner. It says "When first using Gauge Clean, you have to set the path to the Flight Sim 98/2000/2002 directory" Exactly how do I go about doing that?
December 5, 200223 yr Joseph, I fumbled around with it a few minutes, and finally figured it out. But be careful, as I wiped many useful gauges from the Gauges directory (luckily, I saved them to a "Save Folder" first ... whew!).Anyway, when you first go in, set the path to FS2002 (or whatever version you have).Then when you select either "delete ..." or "save ..." you'll get a "save" tab. Then set the path to a new folder you want to write these gauges to (before they are gone forever). I don't know how this thing is working, but it moved useful gauges. I'm putting this thing down before I hurt myself with it.
December 5, 200223 yr I always save my gauges to a safety sub-folder (a folder I have created within the Gauges folder). But it has never turned out to be needed. It
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