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Actually, it works with any plane (purportedly): Product pageBut you're right that it comes with a few of their planes, so if you want one of those planes too, might as well get the bundle.

There might be an option in FSPax to ignore that, but otherwise they wouldn't want you doing that, lest you reopen the flight and continue after messing something up.

1) were other gauges functioning properly?2) Did you finish the flight normally and see if the FSPax report mentioned it?3) did you hear any cues from the Copilot saying "I think we're having a gauge problem" or something?Basically, if FSPax caused a failure, it would let you know.

Sounds kind of fishy to me. They cannot take your money and not deliver the goods. In fact, there are companies who say that they will ONLY offer refunds when activation has not or cannot take place.I'm curious as to what he means by affiliates. Is he talking about something like eSellerate? A voluntary refund by a developer should not (I believe) cause any type of retribution or negative consequence. A chargeback initiated by you with your credit card company would/could, however. And what does he mean by an interrogation?I would give them a time frame for a resolution, or at least progress towards a resolution, then do a chargeback if you're not satisfied. Amex/MC/Visa would also probably be interested in his practices with regard to their cards.Also, if your problem is with the Addons menu, you might want to check out the dll.xml file and make sure it's properly formed (run it through a XML validator). There may be some unclosed tag or something.

Also check your Addons menu for missing items. When the dll.xml gets corrupted (or other problems occur), some things disappear from that menu. I normally have 8 or so items so if I see that there's only 2, I know something is wonky and not everything is loaded properly. Also check the Wilco forums (http://forum.iemit.com/) and the old forum there (iemit.com/forum) for similar posts. I've seen it there several times with a variety of suggestions.

What he said...But I'll add that you could take the dll.xml's contents and run 'em through a XML validator on the web, and you'll see if one of the nodes were not closed properly.

That's funny. It's today's Deal of the Day. :)http://www.flightsimdealoftheday.com/produ...p?productid=730

I think it might be Madeira, which also has a runway on stilts.

You have to enable it in the 737 Config Utility, which you should find under the Start menu > All Programs > <wherever your copy is installed> (it varies depending on where/how you bought it

Check their forums. (www.iemit.com) THere are lots of suggestions there, mostly in the vein of clean installs of FSX, or the plane, etc. Also, I deleted my fsx.cfg recently when nothing else worked, and shortly thereafter the gauges came back.

in FSX, go to the Controls settings, select the G25 and delete all the axes assignments.

I was thinking that he has duplicate entries, so if he looks in the file, possibly toward the bottom, he'll see a new set of fltsim thingees that can be deleted. Obviously, he should check to make sure he's leaving a valid set in the file.

I hope more people try this because AP Chart is a pain in the butt to use and the developer is nowhere to be found. I've been looking for an alternative since I use Radar Contact and can't always use progressive taxi.

Flightplans go in here: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\feelThere\CustomDB\

This is also may happen with FSInn/FSCopilot installed. The DLL is in the Modules folder; if you remove it, the problem goes away.