>Good idea, George. It's the same with each release. As>predictable as the sun rising in the east and setting in the>west.>>GregBut it does rise and set slightly slower nowadays.Oh no, that's the moon that rises and sets slower.Jon

YEEEEHAWWWW!!!!!! :-jumpy I was hoping someone would find one of theseold babys and bump it THANKS. Now Greg about this sunset in the west buisness.... I'm not doubtingyour word or nothin, but some screenshots showing the alledged "sunset"thru the windshield along with the compass might be in order :-bigangel Now if my DVD drive arrives tomorrow I'll be able to load up my freshcopy of Deluxe and start carping like the other guys. :-bat

>I'm going to save this post to my HD. That way I can give>it to the boo hoo bunch to copy and paste when FS11 comes>out.>Save them a little time.>>Good idea, George. It's the same with each release. As>predictable as the sun rising in the east and setting in the>west.>>GregYes and no. The FS9 issue was mainly one of memory and autogen. Take that out of the equation, and FS9 worked pretty good. I was able to get decent performance with it in the beginning, but mainly kept 2002 for the add ons. Yes the clouds were a hit, but a lot of people expected that.I think the fact remains that considering all the tweaks these sims require, mostly done at freeware and payware expense, it just goes to show ACES doesn't care about optimizing their code and delivering a really great out of the box product. It really is a foundation at beta level that forces us to manipulate a great deal to even enjoy. IMO, this software should run very good on a newer machine with sliders at least set to medium. That's not the case.

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