NeilPerrin

Thanks guys. I'll try that. Neil

I have an Alienware Aurora Computer with 3 display screens. Undocking "views" in FS9 is relatively easy but I have been trying to replicate the procedure in FSX with no joy. Can anyone provide a hint as to how you can arrange windows to provide a left side view, cockpit forward view and a right side view in FSX? Thanks for your assistance. Neil

Well it's down again today at 11.00 UTC. Hopefully it's just a case of server maintenance at times when the majority of simmers or not on line. :(

Hi! Can anyone tell me which of the *.bgl files in the Simflyer's KPHL scenery controls the static aircraft? I've recently gone back to this add-on but I want to rid the apron of statics so I don't get duplicate aircraft at jetways.Thanks in advance.

Hi AgainDon't bother responding to this post as I have found the file via the Microsoft website and installed it. My RC4 appears to be up and running without error codes. Neil Perrin

HiAfter a catastrophic disk failure a week or so ago, I am reinstalling my flightsim system but I'm now experiencing the same problems as Warren. I have tried to register the COMDLG32.OCX file but I'm also getting the "LoadLibrary ("comdlg32.ocx") failed. The specified module could not be found. Checking in the Windows\system 32 folder I don't have this file for some reason. I've tried the link you suggested but its blind.I would be grateful if you have any suggestions about how I can secure a copy of this missing file and thereby get RC4 working again.Thanks for your assistance.Neil Perrin

I've got both the "C" and "D" series. Both are fun to fly.As you might expect from a later version, the "C" series is more elaborate with a better panel. The freight and cargo options provide more flexibility of operations whereas there are more passenger liveries available for the "D". If you have to make a choice, I recommend the "C".You can alias the "C" panel and sounds to the "D" version and I have already done that. The "D" flies well in this set-up but there are some issues such as flap geometry. Not a big problem but again not an ideal solution if you are a purest.

I rarely use the VC..why? because I need every FPS I can get. Until we can put on virtual gloves and actually "touch" the switches and controls, I don't see any need for what is to me only a half way house to a 3D environment.

GuysHere's a fix that's worked for me.I found the panel.cgo folder in the FREIGHT version is aliased to the panel.cgo folder in the PMDG B1900C Cargo version. Now, when I loaded the FedEx livery, I found it only showed the CESSNA 2D panel with no gauges. I checked out the path way and found what appears to be an error. The exisitng path points to alias=PMDG Express B1900C Cargopanel.cgobut the proper name for the CARGO version is PMDG Express B1900C-Cargo (it has a hyphen between the B1900 and the Cargo).So, I edited the FREIGHT panel.cgo folder to readalias=PMDG Express B1900C-Cargopanel.cgo (ie I inserted the hyphen)and the 2D panel comes up when the FREIGHT versions are loaded.I hope this helps you.

Hi StuI hope it works out for you because the B1900C is one beautiful aircraft. I'm enjoying flying it after operating some of the more complicated aircraft (ATR72, PMDG B737, LevelD B767 etc).

Hi StuI've experienced the same problem and found the panel.cgo folder in the FREIGHT version is aliased to the panel.cgo folder in the PMDG B1900C Cargo version. Now, when I loaded the FedEx livery, I found it only showed the CESSNA 2D panel with no gauges. I checked out the path way and found what appears to be an error. The exisitng path points to alias=PMDG Express B1900C Cargopanel.cgobut the proper name for the CARGO version is PMDG Express B1900C-Cargo (it has a hyphen between the B1900 and the Cargo).So, I edited the FREIGHT panel.cgo folder to readalias=PMDG Express B1900C-Cargopanel.cgo (ie I inserted the hyphen)and the 2D panel comes up when the FREIGHT versions are loaded.I hope this helps you.