I recently purchased FSX and discovered that they changed some of the folder arrangements in FSX. For example, there

You'll want to look here for the security warning:http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...d=289&mode=full

To continue using the "Aircraft" folder within FSX, add the following line to your fsx.cfg file:In the section, at the end of the "SimObjectPaths.x" lines, add another line:SimObjectPaths.x=AircraftReplace 'x' with the next number in the sequence.I have not tested this. However, I have added additional SimObjectPaths lines for other stuff within the SimObjects folder....jim

Will this result is no gauges error or whatever that shows up? Microsoft didn't really think about this when they designed the game, they said it was backwards compatible, its just a little weird to do that. Also Can I replace the current 747 in FSX (which looks kinda bad) with my payware from FS2004, PMDG 747? And still be able to fly all the missions associated with the 747?

1.The error messages related to the gauges will only occur the first time you load that particular aircraft.2.The PMDG 747 is a very complex aircraft not easily upgraded to be used in FSX. PMDG is working on this but from what I hear the upgrade will cost us something.Carlos