January 18, 200818 yr I am running FSX PMDG 747-400X, Radar Contact and FSMeteo. I have FS2Crew also but understand that it is NOT compatible with Radar Contact.1. How do I convert or upload a flight plan that I create in FSX to Radar Contact. I see no "export" area in the FSX flight planner.2. What about flight plans created with Route Finder?3. Am I correct in this procedure?a. Open FSX, thenb. Open FSMeteo, thenc. Open RCWould sure appreciate any help you can give.Jeff EvenRocklin, California, USA
January 19, 200818 yr Commercial Member 1) nothing to convert. i can read fsx .pln files as well as fs9 .pln files2) no idea. is it a fs9 or fsx .pln file format?3) looks ok to mejd JD Read my blog
January 19, 200818 yr Author I did forget to ask the second part of my question... sorry about that... the Route Finder planner will spit out FS9, FSX or PMDG flightplans.After I find a flightplan it give me the options to convert and then asks me where to send it... I assume I would send the FSX plan to RC, is that correct?Jeff Evans
January 19, 200818 yr Commercial Member send it? as in what directory to put it in? i'd put it in your my documentsflight simulator x files JD Read my blog
January 21, 200818 yr Posted by thread starter:>"I have FS2Crew also but understand that it is NOT compatible with Radar Contact."
January 21, 200818 yr Author Yeah, I saw the comment from Bryan York on the FSCrew forum. Actually I got the information that they were not compatible from the RC manual. Apparently things have changed though. I'm looking forward to using them both together.BTW, I found out why I was having some problems with RC... it has to do with that crazy "administrator" thing with Vista. If I open RC "as administrator"... no problem with the voices. If I don't do that, no voices plus a myriad of other problems. Wish there was a way to "always" open it as administrator. Anybody aware of how to do that?
January 21, 200818 yr Commercial Member you can install rc in a non protected area. don't put it in c:program files...put it in f:flightrc or something else like that. some directory you have rights to.you can also edit the properties of the icon, to say run as administratorjd JD Read my blog
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