BTW, can someone tell me how to run the NGX on my xbox?

Quite simple. Smash your Xbox against your computer at the right angle and they will merge seamlessly. It´s also known as a CTD procedure.

I agree. But ... the real question is when is it appropriate. l think the "RTFM" applies when someone has purchased a complex top shelf product and puts ZERO effort into learning the bare bones basics and expects to be spoon fed. Do you think this same person is going to be a contributing member to the community? Not likely. I recall one post where someone posted a question asking why they could not start the engine with ctrl-E! In this and similar cases, RTFM is a very polite response. Or what about "do I need FSX sp2". I mean where does it end? Another example is people who ask questions without using the search feature beforehand for topics that have been beaten to death. Perhaps UTFSF should be the appropriate response. Other than these extreme examples, I agree that we should err on the helpful side but like everything else there is a limit. BTW, can someone tell me how to run the NGX on my xbox?

Scott, don't bother. I have bad news for you, mate. I asked several weeks ago for tips on how to get the NGX to work on my Apple II. Still no replies. The website and Introduction say something about system requirements, but I haven't bothered to read those yet.