>The tone and placement were to me quite clearly meant as a>prerelease complaint about FSX. "It's still not fixed"...You are completely wrong. I wanted to remind everyone about two bugs in past versions. I am hoping that FSX has fixed the issues.http://sfx-images.mozilla.org/affiliates/B...68x60/trust.pngwww.mozilla.org :)

John, Maybe you could pop over to Pete's suport forum and ask him directly if this could be done. I'm not saying he would do it but it would be nice to know if it's possibe. :-)Best, Rob

I think nobody said "It's not fixed"...All we say is that we HOPE that it's fixed or will be fixed...George DorkofikisAthens, Hellas

I don't think this will solve the problem. It may look like it but it will create new problems.For example...If problem is properly addressed and you take-off with a 25Kts crosswind, you WILL have to apply wind correction technique immediately after lift-off to compenstate for the wind.In case a module as you describe change the wind upon lift-off, the sudden change may have unexpected results to your aerodynamics, something like a windshear, which is not correct either.This issue should be addressed at sim level and when on ground use different physics than those on the air. Currently it seems like the sim is considering the aircraft to "fly" at an altitude of zero feet!George DorkofikisAthens, Hellashttp://online.vatsimindicators.net/811520/1704.png