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Open a Support Ticket with Support.precisionmanuals.com . . . David Jones

In order to get Mustang support you must register as a Mustang owner here: http://mustang.flight1.net/forums/how-to-register-for-licensed-support_topic174.html and ask your question in the dedicated Mustang forum here: http://mustang.flight1.net/. The same is true of the B200 where you can see the dedicated forum on the main support page along with instructions for registration. DJ

Have you done the things that Kyle and I suggested? If not, I guarantee that your problem with the NGX will continue. David Jones

It shouldn't make any difference where you installed FSX. What does make a difference is that the registry, the system, and the NGX, have no idea that FSX is installed. You need to do a re-install of FSX and you will need to install SP1 and SP2 as well. It is just possible that the correction utility from Flight 1 can fix your registry problem, but you will still need the service packs. David Jones

The site was down. It isn't the first time this issue has arisen, and it probably won't be the last. Not to worry . . . it's just life on the internet. DJ

No, there is not. DJ

The file is binary and cannot be edited save with a hex editor, and only then if you know the format. As far as I am aware the format specification has not been released. DJ

There is no reason in this, or any other, world for PMDG or any other company to do any such thing. FS itself is a discontinued product and MS certainly has not, and probably will not, release any flightsim game or add-on for free regardless of age. The number of payware items released for free, by anyone, is minuscule. DJ

This is a freeware, unsupported, version of the 747 for FSX . It does not run in FS2004 at all. DJ

Things to notice: the aircraft was developed for FS2002, Dreamfleet has been out of business for years, and it is spec'd for XP only. I could never get it running properly in a Win7 x64 environment. DJ

This is simply not true. The charts for France and Germany are still available for free online from their respective authorities or from (the easy way) Eurocontrol. You will find most (if not all) of the European charts on Eurocontrol for no charge. You must register and use their tools for search and display. Most other nations make their charts available from their own repositories as well, Mexico being an exception due to interdepartmental bickering. DJ

You cannot. Only the current AIRAC is available from Navigraph or Aerosoft. DJ

All you need to do is to submit a support ticket to Flight1 and they will arrange for you to get a copy of the installer. You are not the first person to have this issue. When you get the new installer, make a backup. You may also retrieve your codes and get a new copy of the key via Flight1's automated system. DJ

They are not. Nor does the required data exist in the navdata files. David Jones

It's still "usable" for some value of usable - it doesn't support any current version of IE, however. That's a problem since many pieces of software (on and off the web) expect to find it on your system. Unless you have removed it, IE is part of your system. Have you set Chrome as the default browser? If not, you might try to do so, or if you have, then set the default back to IE. I finally replaced my last XP system last week - note that even Chrome no longer supports it with updates. DJ