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Hi Gizmo, assuming you have both FSX and P3D installed. If you want to use P3D for Installation or flying, mark checkbox and click Switch. Now, every FS related install job you submit will be installed to P3D. But caution, do not try ORBX sceneries made for FSX that way.

You might give the P3D Switcher a try. It is freeware, and make the installers thinking it's a FSX. One page below, there is an english description. I had no problem with it, installing my Aerosoft products. But I didn't try it ORBX products, think it could run into problems, when mixing ORBX P3D products with FSX :unsure:

Thinking they had the IT issue before, and now they have to fix it ;-) The response times during the last days where incredible. So it can only be better when the finished the maintenance, lol

Yep, I did it, and purchased and tried X-PLANE 10 a couple of weeks ago, and finally I throw the DVDs out the window to study basics of flying. Ok, this was a joke, but the result is nearly the same: After installation of 80GB I had a lot of trouble to configure a minimum of my hardware. There is nothing predifined in that piece of software. CH Products Coolie Had? no idea, Elite Throttle quadrant, none, and so on. A huge config screen full of question marks is still in need to be customized. The first circuit using a simple c172 was also awfull. I looks like I still have to configure the flight dynamics for each joystick or other flight control. However, it is much easier to fly and land a real live cessna, than trying the same with this simulator. Sorry, just my 2 cents, but there is still a lot of work to do for developers. For me, it is still not a replacement for FSX. Andreas