Hi can you help me please. I have built a flight sim cockpit which uses multiple monitors with customised .gau files to move and shape the gauges to different monitors. Probably because of this I can't start FS2crew by clicking on the VSI gauge . Is there another way to start FS2crew . I've re-installed FS2crew and checked the pane.cfg file and this appears to have all the correct entries and pointers to the FS2crew files. It would be useful if I could start FS2crew automatically or from the FSX menu or from anywhere other than the VSIregardsgeoff joneswin xp SP2FSXLevelD 767 SP2FS2crew sp1

Hi can you help me please. I have built a flight sim cockpit which uses multiple monitors with customised .gau files to move and shape the gauges to different monitors. Probably because of this I can't start FS2crew by clicking on the VSI gauge . Is there another way to start FS2crew . I've re-installed FS2crew and checked the pane.cfg file and this appears to have all the correct entries and pointers to the FS2crew files. It would be useful if I could start FS2crew automatically or from the FSX menu or from anywhere other than the VSIregardsgeoff joneswin xp SP2FSXLevelD 767 SP2FS2crew sp1

Hi,Your heavily customized panel.cfg is the problem. Problem is that the FS2Crew gauge that is placed over the VSI probably doesn't match the way you "stretched it".Look at the panel.cfg and make sure the X/Y coordinates for the FS2Crew gauge (called 'FS2CrewIcon' in Window 01 Section" match those for the 767 VSI gauge found in the same section.That should work.You can also manually open the FS2Crew Panels by going to the following menu: "Views - Instrument Panel - FS2Crew Main Panel".Best,

DOHH why didn't I spot it on the View-instrument panel menu. Many thanks for your prompt help. Excellent product so much more enjoyable flying with it.regardsgeoff