Although I have set them all on in Settings Traffic in FS2004, the User aircraft label is missing ie Shamrock 112. The other 5 do show up though.Please can anybody help me with resolving this?

Although I have set them all on in Settings Traffic in FS2004, the User aircraft label is missing ie Shamrock 112. The other 5 do show up though.Please can anybody help me with resolving this?

Select a default aircraft - such as the Cessna - and see if the label then shows up.If so, it is likely a missing element in your Shamrock aircraft.cfg file.Keep us posted.

Select a default aircraft - such as the Cessna - and see if the label then shows up.If so, it is likely a missing element in your Shamrock aircraft.cfg file.Keep us posted.

David,Thanks.Unfortunately all aircraft have this missing label. I just used Shamrock as an example so everybody understood which label I meant.Regards Andy

David,Thanks.Unfortunately all aircraft have this missing label. I just used Shamrock as an example so everybody understood which label I meant.Regards Andy

The next thing I would check then is your FS9.cfg file to see if the label is set to true.Look for the [AContain] label and just under it will be all of the label settings.[AContain]ShowLabels=0ShowUserLabel=1ShowLabelManufacturer=1ShowLabelModel=1ShowLabelTailNumber=0ShowLabelDistance=1ShowLabelAltitude=1ShowLabelAirline=0ShowLabelAirlineAndFlightNumber=0ShowLabelFlightPlan=0ShowLabelContainerId=0ShowLabelAirspeed=0ShowLabelHeading=0LabelDelay=1000LabelColor=FFFF0000A value of 0 means no - a value of 1 means yes. edit if necessary and save your changes. Any editing of the FS9.cfg file must be done with FS2004 NOT running or the chnages will not be saved.Hope that helps.

The next thing I would check then is your FS9.cfg file to see if the label is set to true.Look for the [AContain] label and just under it will be all of the label settings.[AContain]ShowLabels=0ShowUserLabel=1ShowLabelManufacturer=1ShowLabelModel=1ShowLabelTailNumber=0ShowLabelDistance=1ShowLabelAltitude=1ShowLabelAirline=0ShowLabelAirlineAndFlightNumber=0ShowLabelFlightPlan=0ShowLabelContainerId=0ShowLabelAirspeed=0ShowLabelHeading=0LabelDelay=1000LabelColor=FFFF0000A value of 0 means no - a value of 1 means yes. edit if necessary and save your changes. Any editing of the FS9.cfg file must be done with FS2004 NOT running or the chnages will not be saved.Hope that helps.

David,Once again thanks for taking the trouble to respond once again.I am feeling slightly stupid, but I have searched high and low for the FS9.cfg file without success. Please could you tell me which directory I can find it in?Many thanks once again.Regards Andy

David,Once again thanks for taking the trouble to respond once again.I am feeling slightly stupid, but I have searched high and low for the FS9.cfg file without success. Please could you tell me which directory I can find it in?Many thanks once again.Regards Andy

No problem - your question is probably the most asked.The FS9.cfg file is "hidden" by default. If you are using the windows search function to try to find it, you must invoke the "search hidden files and folders" option.Better yet, use My Computer, then select Tools from the menu at the top, then Folder Options, then View. Scroll down a little bit to the entry which says "Hidden files and folders" and place a tick mark in the box which says "Show hidden files and folders".While you are there, be sure the is NO tick mark on the next line which says "Hide extensions for known file types".Now you should be able to navigate to the location of your FS9.cfg file which, assuming a default installation will be:C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME\Application Data\Microsoft\FS9Note - Any cfg file can be opened and edited using Notepad.After you find the FS9.cfg file you can Right click on it and select "properties" and remove the "hidden" attribute. Many of us also make a shortcut to the FS9.cfg file and place it on our Desktop.Hope this helps.

Hi,I believe this is also a checkbox in Options/Settings/ATC or Options/Settings/Traffic?Hope this helps,

No problem - your question is probably the most asked.The FS9.cfg file is "hidden" by default. If you are using the windows search function to try to find it, you must invoke the "search hidden files and folders" option.Better yet, use My Computer, then select Tools from the menu at the top, then Folder Options, then View. Scroll down a little bit to the entry which says "Hidden files and folders" and place a tick mark in the box which says "Show hidden files and folders".While you are there, be sure the is NO tick mark on the next line which says "Hide extensions for known file types".Now you should be able to navigate to the location of your FS9.cfg file which, assuming a default installation will be:C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USER NAME\Application Data\Microsoft\FS9Note - Any cfg file can be opened and edited using Notepad.After you find the FS9.cfg file you can Right click on it and select "properties" and remove the "hidden" attribute. Many of us also make a shortcut to the FS9.cfg file and place it on our Desktop.Hope this helps.

David,Found it, changed it, and now fixed it. Many thanks for your help.Regards Andy