<br /><br /><br />I searched all of the drives for *.rcd and found zero except the sample ones in the RC folders. It said it saved it - I saw no errors on the window. So RC4 will not default to the Flight Simulator X diretory in your documents folder then and the value has to be set - at least on Win7?No big problem. I know what to do now and it works.If I don't have the rcd file I can't pick the flight up - correct?Thanks. I've been enjoying this product - a FS Addon worth buying for sure. It's like old times!

i can't predict where the files will be stored, mine aren't stored where they normally would be. that's why i have to ask, one time, where to put the .rcd files. not just windows 7, vista, or xpif you don't have an .rcd, you can start an rc flight in mid-air, sorry.

<br />i can't predict where the files will be stored, mine aren't stored where they normally would be. that's why i have to ask, one time, where to put the .rcd files. not just windows 7, vista, or xp<br /><br />if you don't have an .rcd, you can start an rc flight in mid-air, sorry.<br />

<br /><br /><br />It's no problem. I didn't know if the program defaulted to using the user's Flight Simulator directory in the users My Documents area if no setup was done. I must have missed that step in the setup.I figured we needed the rcd file but wanted to check to be sure. I'll finish this flight and then make sure I have a rcd file for my saved flights! I'm working on using IYP with RC - should be an excellent combination.

<br /><br /><br />It's no problem. I didn't know if the program defaulted to using the user's Flight Simulator directory in the users My Documents area if no setup was done. I must have missed that step in the setup.I figured we needed the rcd file but wanted to check to be sure. I'll finish this flight and then make sure I have a rcd file for my saved flights! I'm working on using IYP with RC - should be an excellent combination.

indeed it is a good combo.