Thanks Uwe for your detailed answers. Please look at an email I sent you.Regards,Herrie

>Hi, works for me right now, 15.11 GMTHi, Uwe, I'm getting this:error 403: Forbidden!I'm really interested to buy this program for my desctop management, but it is NO, NO for FS2004 unless you fly something really simple. As it is well known there's WideFS module for the MSFS that takes on part of the job of your computer's CPU. This program adds more load to your CPU which is already struggling with FS2004. I warn you, guys, actually against buying this software for your simming. I'll buy it myself for work with documents, tables etc. Very nice program, something which I was looking for.Anyway, any suggestions why I can't enter and see that error instead?

>I warn you, guys, actually>against buying this software for your simming. I'll buy it>myself for work with documents, tables etc. Very nice program,>something which I was looking for.That's certainly odd, since I have the following setup with zero framerate "hit:"FS Computer (via ATI X700 Pro)19" monitor (#1)19" monitor (#2)Remote Computer #1 (via MaxiVista)19" monitor (#3)17" monitor (#4)Remote Computer #2 (via MaxiVista)17" LCD Screen on Laptop (#5)As for the connection problem, try using a different browser, or Refresh your current browser's cache. You may simply be seeing an "old, cached" version of the page.

Hi All,It can be a YES, YES for FS2004 even if you fly/use complex add ons. This program uses very few CPU cycles. It's basiclly a special designed video driver that extends your main desktop, over a networked set up, to another monitor/screen. It works beautiful if you have a laptop sitting around that you can network with. I drag and drop my Active Sky and my FS Flight Keeper over to the laptop screen and I can still fly FS in FULLSCREEN mode while watching the other 2 programs run. The demo gives you full functions.Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Supporthttp://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004proudsupporter.jpg

I tried the demo, and it worked quite well. I have two montiors hooked up to my FS computer, and my laptop sitting next to them. You do get a frame rate hit with panel windows in the networked computer, but it seems to be no greater than the hit you get running panel windows in the second monitor of the FS machine.

Vulcan...THANKS for the help!Jim