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This is a welcome addition. I remember fondly, when learning to fly the 737, half the battle of the first sim was to figure out how to physically operate the switches! Some need to be pulled out, some need to be pushed in, some are straightforward and are able to be simply 'flicked'. Some knobs are spring loaded and others aren't.I never thought this would be able to be neatly modelled in flight sim but yet again PMDG raises the bar!

Guys, I think if anyone deserves to put the claims of "most detailed", "most realistic" and "most complex" on their marketing websites, it should be you guys! Seriously, everything looks so good so far and I can't wait for you to take on the mighty 777. This may be a little early yet, but will there be an EFB for the 777?Looking forward to seeing more!

actually,. thinking about it, i did uninstall it and then install it a couple of days ago and havent used the load manager since, so i guess it's been a problem since then and I just havent noticed. Is this a problem? How do I fix it?Gary

nope, has worked previously, just came out of nowhere!?Gary

Hi, was wondering if someone can help me with my problem. Everytime i attempt to open the load manager for either the 747-400 PAX or Cargo version, i get a window popup saying that it could not detect a valid flight simulator installation. I am truly puzzled by this message. Just started occuring recently and nothing major has changed on my system. I run a windows vista system with fs9 and the PMDG 747 fs2crew installed as well.Thanks in advanceGary