I always add a source statement in the 'description= ' line of the aircraft cfg when I add-on an aircraft or a re-paint. It helps me keep track of where I got the files; the author and helps me identify the precise folder if I have texture or panel problem.Since I've installed the 9.1 patch, I have noticed that on some aircraft, that entire description= statement is overwritten by the airfile contents and on others it is not. The syntax I use is identical from cfg to cfg and in all cases the cfg is not a 'read only' file.Does any one know what the discriminator is and how to disable it? If I add a custom description in the cfg, I want it to stay there.BobL

Not sure exactly where it should be placed in the cfg but I have seen the line editable=0 in some cfg files. I assume this means that the airfile would not overwrite anything in the cfg if this line is present but I'm not certain about this. Hope it might help anyway.

>>>>Does any one know what the discriminator is and how to disable it? If I add a custom description in the cfg, I want it to stay there.<<<

>>If the airfile record

>>>>So, as you can see, the syntax/format of the two entries is the same. Both the POSKY and the Beech have information in Record 2 of the airfile. Yet the second one gets changed by FS, the first one doesn't. I don't see a difference.<<<>>>Any more ideas?<<<

Thanks for that information Douglas.