Could some panel Guru give me a clues as to which freeware or shareware FS9panels work in FSX .I am particularly fond of Florian Kreuzer 's" The Ultimate Being Panel"How about those glass panels for the B717, the B727 ???? Do the FFX aircrafts work in FSX, How about the Sky Decks panel vol 3.1 ???One last question: How do I set up an FSFSconv folder where I could place the panel data (gauges, bmp's) of those panels I want to alias to my a/crafts.Edmundo Cardenas Private Pilot SELCaracas, Venezuela

Hi,I've tried with the Mirage2000N for FS9 made by Roland Laborie, Jean Pierre Bourgeois and Pierre Marchadier.here as an example : http://library.avsim.net/search.php?Search....zip&CatID=rootAll I have to do is:- Copy the main folder of the aircraft to the correct FSX folder : x:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator XSimObjectsAirplanes- For the panel, open the panel.cfg file in the aircraft panel folder with notepad. You'll see several lines gauges=01,02, ... and so on.ie:gauge00=..aircraftMir2000N-LpanelRollusgauges!horizsec,287,592,110,110use the replace tool in the "edition" menu of notepad like this :replace : =..aircraftMir2000N-Lpanelby : =and clic "replace all"so you get all the lines look like this :gauge00=Rollusgauges!horizsec,287,592,110,110(note that all .cab and bmps must be in the aircraft panel folder not in the main FSXgauges folder)- For the sounds, open the sound.cfg file in the aircraft sound folder and make sure aliases (if any) actually exists.For the Mirage2000 I had to replace "alias=B737_400sound" by "alias=B737_800sound" as the B737_400 no longer exists in FSX- For the effects files, they still must to be placed in the main FSX Effects folder.Hope this helps.