I can not import the flight plans as shown in the manual so I do not know where I messed up at.  The flight plan page only has 2 selectable pages not 3 pages where the import flight plan is 

Edited June 20, 20187 yr by awash2002

3 hours ago, awash2002 said:

I can not import the flight plans as shown in the manual so I do not know where I messed up at.  The flight plan page only has 2 selectable pages not 3 pages where the import flight plan is 

This is the location of the flight plans: C:\ProgramData\Garmin\GNS Trainer Data\GNS\FPL
You must create the FPL folder.
Place your .fpl files in there.

 

I did that 

17 minutes ago, awash2002 said:

I did that 

During installation did you create your own custom path for either the RXP or for the Garmin Trainer?

 

The RXP goes to C:/FSX

@awash2002 what about the rest?

Actually the RXP is in C:\Program Files (x86)\Reality XP\GNS Simulation\FltSim that is where all the RXP files went to 

On June 20, 2018 at 10:19 PM, fppilot said:

or for the Garmin Trainer?

 

 

I got both the 3.00 and the 3.30 trainers installed that may be my problem 

21 hours ago, awash2002 said:

I got both the 3.00 and the 3.30 trainers installed that may be my problem 

this shouldn't be a problem. However, you are still not telling where is your GNS trainer installed!

The GNS trainer is installed into C:\Program Files (x86)\Garmin\GNS Trainer

Like Bill511 stated above, Garmin .fpl flight plans for import into the GNS are located in the following folder:

C:\ProgramData\Garmin\GNS Trainer Data\GNS\FPL

Note that it is C:\ProgramData.....   not C:\ProgramFiles(86).......

You must create the FPL folder at that location.  I do not believe it is automatically created during install.

Edited June 24, 20187 yr by fppilot

2 hours ago, fppilot said:

ou must create the FPL folder at that location.  I do not believe it is automatically created during install.

It is not automatically created indeed, and must be manually created, or like indicated in the RXP GNS User's Manual, you can create a 'shortcut' to any other folder instead.

44 minutes ago, RXP said:

It is not automatically created indeed, and must be manually created, or like indicated in the RXP GNS User's Manual, you can create a 'shortcut' to any other folder instead.

I do use the shortcut method but it requires an extra step to establish and he is having difficulty just getting the folder to work.

That's exactly what is happening I can't get the folder to work and the extra step to make the short cut is easy to do but I'm not good with that stuff