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I know nothing about pagefiles but I am running 3 internal hard drives and three external. FSX resides on my C drive, and FS9 on one of the other internal drives. How do I find info on the pagefile and get it to you? Chip B.

Greets Has anyone reported getting an Out of Memory message? Running the J41 or the MD11 does not result in any memory or CTD issues. But when I load the NGX, within perhaps two minutes FSX freezes with the Out of Memory message. I do not get this message with any other software. Specs: Windows 7 Home Premium, 4G RAM, NVidia GeForce GTX 260 w/1G, i7 CPU 4 Core @ 2.80 GHz. Running FS9 with all sliders maxed out with as much stuff crammed into it as possible still gives me nearly unlimited frame rates. FSX with sliders maxed and 20% on traffic, road traffic and ships averaged 21 FPS with the limit set to 24. The specific message I get is: "Your computer has run out of available memory. Please restart Flight Simulator and select different graphics, scenery or traffic settings." It is only with the NGX that I've seen this message. I continue to adjust settings, but has anyone else had this issue? ThanksChip Barber

Well, cash is exchanged but no download available. I suspect as stated here the server is sparking with overload. PMDG has a sterling reputation for a very good reason. Their products and support are simply better than most if not all other developers. Sure, we're waiting for the server(s) to get their stuff together, and there seems to be a lack of PMDG reps available at the moment. But my guess is most if not all of them are either addressing the server issue(s) or troubleshooting. Keep the faith! We've all purchased the very best, from the very best. In good time I have no doubt we'll all have this really big, stupid grin that our wives, girlfriends or significant others (and pets, for you really freaky types) just will not understand. In the meantime, let's just crack a cold one and follow the forums to get a leg up when our dream sim arrives. Chip Barber

This is my first post in quite some time. Forgive me for duplicating that which has been said in a fashion far greater than I can ever hope to do.Thank You, PMDG staff, for your patience throughout these difficult times while we all wait anxiously for what appears to be a ground breaking and standard setting piece of flight simulation software. Many of us have been guilty of, perhaps, over exuberance in our anticipation of release (which is rather ubiquitous, if you think about it). Regretfully, there are those who take the opportunity to criticize for any perceived delay, real or otherwise. We all have our share of "crazy uncles", do we not? They mean well, even if they have difficulty expressing it.The point is, by all appearances your work upholds the finest tradition of PMDG software, and I know I speak for the community when I extend to you a perhaps somewhat premature "HUZZAH", "BRAVO" and the like. The community continues to hold its collective breath while your team continues to polish the struts and flightdeck glass.Do please continue to be patient with us, fellas. We mean no harm, carry no malice and are only terribly excited about your latest creation. We continue to wait, eager to fill your coffers with well-deserved dinero, upon the release of your newest "baby". Take your time, fellas. Get it right and maintain the PMDG reputation for excellence. Despite the occasional angst and gnashing of teeth, we are a tight knit community of in many cases (myself included) of seriously disturbed individuals who truly love our hobby of simulated flight, and continue to wait patiently for what promises to be the Next Generation of simulation available to us!CheersChip Barber"The Corner"

Thanks Mate!Thanks for the kind words, Amigo. I appreciate it!Chip

Greets,Older guy somewhat out of his league here. I dislike asking dumb questions, but I'm confused so here goes:On Thursday evening, March 4, I purchased the Extended Download Service for the PMDG 736 - 739 NG series. I've sent two followup emails asking for directions how to proceed, but have not heard back.Where do I go to get the download links? I think there was an instruction at some point telling one to go to the old orders and the links there would be reactivated. Well, the 800-900 link is listed but is not active. I am unable to find any information on my account page for my original purchase of the 736/737NG. But certainly, my purchase for both Extended Downloads went through immediately.As it has been four days, I am becoming concerned. Could someone point me in the right direction?ThanksChip Barber

I've been attempting to figure out the CH yoke problem. Using FS9. I am unable to get the yoke to respond to the saved commands. Until I can get it to respond, I'm just clicking with the mouse, and have assigned the left/right arrows from the keyboard. The keyboard keys do respond.I'll keep messing around with it, and should I find a work around, I'll post it here.Chip B.@-@http://fs2crew.com/betateam.jpg

Thanks Tim,That's what I've been doing, and while it works well, I was thinking perhaps there were other procedures for this type of descent.True, RC4 gives this clearance often, in the form of "I need you in level flight within 30 miles..."Chip B.@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg

I was recently instructed to descend to 11thousand within 30 miles. I know that on the FIX page, I can create a dotted radius around any given fix or waypoint.Is it possible to create the radius around the airacrafts current position, and not a fix or waypoint?ThanksChip B.@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg

Hi Vin,The King Air is in the hangar, installed and ready to go. Is there anything else that would account for this?ThanksChip B.@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg

GreetingsAfter what was supposed to be a successful installation of these birds, I find I have several blank spots on the panels where gauges are supposed to be. For the 'D', I have no gauges at all.Other missing items include the throttle, power and condition handles.Any insight will be greatly appreciated!Chip B.@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg

Thanks Guys,I got it. I thought it had to go into the FIX page, rather than LEGS. We're up and running.Complicated little booger, isn't it ...CheersChip@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg

Thanks Mike,That sounds right, but the FMC keeps telling me the "CH" is not in the database, even though it is a waypoint and RC4 issued the crossing. Frustrating!CheersChip B.@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg

Hi Frank,Before you begin your descent, are you entering a lower altitude in the CRZ page of the FMC? It should (I think, someone please correct me if I'm wrong) be at or below your assigned "descend to" altitude. Type the new level in the scratchpad and hit LSK1, CRZ ALT. Then hit EXEC. You now ought to be able to return to the VNAV descent.You can use the speedbrake to slow your speed in a descent by deploying them (default "/" key). It is located on the pedestal, to the left of the throttles. I also descend with V/S. If the speed is climbing, I'll slow it down by decreasing my vertical speed. If I'm given a restriction that forces me to descend faster than I'd like, I'll use the speedbrake and adjust the V/S to keep the speed I'd like at the descent rate I need.Hope this helps!Chip B.@-@http://www.jdtllc.com/images/rcv4bannerbeta.jpg