psolk,>>Oh yeah, I also run the 2405 with dual 19's, you can see my link below for my setup but I LOVE the 2405... <. Looks to be a killer rig(s). On a different note, being as how work requires being x-platform...I already had a Mac mini Intel based Core Duo (1.66GHz). When the Macbook Pro Core Duo (2.16GHz) 17" got here Friday I gotta say, I was amazed. Absolutely *beautiful* industrial design. I'll be installing Bootcamp over this weekend so as to run XP on it...It's got [a href='http://www.maconintel.com/news.php?article=178]a' reasonably fast ATI vid card[/a]. I'll try to install FS9...who knows? Regards,jbWindows utility links: [a href=http://exmixer.com/]exmixer.com[/a]FS9 box:Dell XPS 600 XPPro SP2Pentium D 955EE 3.46MHz Dual Core/HT FSB @ 1066MHz 2x2MB Cache2x1GB DDR2 PC2-5300 @ 667 MHz1xOEM SAMSUNG HD160JJ/P 160GB SATA II/NCQ2xSeagate ST3160827AS 160GB SATA I/NCQOEM TSSTcorp CD-RW TS-H292B, SONY DVD-ROM DDU1615EVGA e-GeForce 7900 GTX 512MB GDDR3 PCIe x16Dell 2407WFPSB X-FiViewcast Osprey 230 vid capturePlextor 716UF external Hi-Speed USB2.0/FW DVD-RW/CD-RW

Ray:I don't think I've even heard of FS FlightKeeper. I've used FSNav for 8+ years and it's like part of me (!). But I'll check out FS Flightkeeper anyway and take a look.Good luck with your upgrade. NONE of this stuff is ever easy or as straightforward as we would all like....!JS

Hi JS,FS Flight Keeper isn't a flight planner so you'll still need FSNav which I also use for planning.But once you've fed your plan into FSFK and seen the map you'll prefer that to the FSNav one I think. Here's the link www.molitor-home.de/fs/FLKeeper/default.aspCheers,