xander787

I got this before too and I thought, although it says you shouldn't use it, that it would still be possible to re-engage it. I saw the guy in this video re-engage it at a later point

Well I found the solution after flying today and it was indeed what Spin737 suggested, I probably wasn't pointing the aircraft at the active leg. I made sure I did today and all seemed fine, thanks so very much, it was really bugging me not being able to figure that out and after reading the manual I didn't think about checking that. Also I did reference the manuals and such and have watched many tutorials online. I've been reading the manuals on and off and have flown both tutorials, this was just one problem that, even after referencing the appropriate documents, I was having trouble figuring out. Sorry.

Thanks for the advice, I'll check next time and make sure I am indeed pointing the jet at the active leg. I'll also try to get some screenshots should I get the error again

So I keep getting the error in the FMC saying that I'm not on an "intercept heading" when I'm trying to re-engage LNAV in the air after having to manually set the heading because of ATC. Once I want to get back to my flightpath and re-engage LNAV, it keeps spitting out this error no matter what. I read this in the Introduction pdf: But I guess I don't understand what it's saying or perhaps I'm trying to re-engage it incorrectly because no matter what I do I keep getting the same error. I set the plane on a heading that will see it cross the course but still no dice. Any help with this? Thanks so much.

I already ran the config program but when I open up the studio thing and select the different cameras, the view doesn't change. I tried Gregg's tip and no luck, still the camera doesn't actually move

I just installed ezdok 1.17 but can't seem to get it working. I deleted all the key assignments from fax that conflicted but when I bring up the list of camera views and select them, the view doesn't change. What could cause this?