>Therefore it is my opinion that licenses for home use should>be relaxed to installs on 2 machines at least. That won't go>with a program like FSX.Rhett, now you've finally touched on something which may receive a practical answer... it boils down to the question of "can" and "may..."Can you install FSX on two physically separate computers simultaneously? Technically and practically, yes you can. The two computers will indeed run FSX and be able to connect across a LAN with no issues. There are many who're doing just that, and have been for quite a few months now.May you install FSX on two physically separate computers simultaneously? No, it is clear from the EULA that you cannot do this "legally..." ;)As with all such quibbles between "can" and "may," only you can make the final decision...

It is a bit difficult to appreciate the more realistic simulation of airmass effects in FSX when one is experiencing low frame-rates.Best and Warm RegardsAdrian Wainer

>It is a bit difficult to appreciate the more realistic>simulation of airmass effects in FSX when one is experiencing>low frame-rates.>If your running low frame rates, then most certainly. Mine are kept around 25 fps by design, which is smooth and stutter free, in FSX.L.Adamson