Here are some screenshot's from last nights flight, we had a nice crowd and had a great flight (about 200nm of VOR practice), thanks for all that came! I expect to do another one tomorrow night so join my session around 9-10pm EST (1-2am GMT) if you can.

Last night was lots of fun. I'll post my pictures later.I wish MS Flight didn't save images in BMP format...

that was alot of fun yesterday . here is a few more shots ..

nice screen shots, the UFO's must be RV-6's lol

Great pics! I had tons of fun. Looking forward to the next flight! I will be taking some screenshots next time as well. Its a shame those who dont own it cannot download a preview of the RV-6. It really ruins the immersion.

Here are a few of the screens I grabbed from last night.

I wish MS Flight didn't save images in BMP format...

Well, you don't have to use the built-in screenshot function.There are dozens of screengrabber utilities around. I've used Grabber2k for nearly sixteen years now. It's so tiny (1978 bytes) that I have it load automatically whenever I boot the computer. It will save in a good dozen formats, although I use hi-res .jpg most of the time.It will auto-increment each screenshot, or save as a date/time filename, your choice. Because it's Public Domain and getting very hard to find, I've put a copy of the installer on my private ftp site:Grabber2k: https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/1sWqGJEh26HZ6CIt's an installer file, and includes a PDF document describing all of its functions.

I've put a copy of the installer on my private ftp site:Grabber2k: https://www.onlinefi.../1sWqGJEh26HZ6CIt's an installer file, and includes a PDF document describing all of its functions.

thanks, that sounds like a great program, I'm gonna give it a try

Or just use a free program like Irfanview. Pull up your picture then save it right back out as a jpeg or whatever of any size. http://www.irfanview.com/But wait, there's more! unlike Windows picture viewer, Irfanview can view/manipulate almost any picture format ever made.