Chris0410

Go to Control Panel> Region and Language> Format tab > Additional Settings> Next to Decimal make use of a (.) instead of the comma symbol Then change the 1000 Separator to ,

Hello! I had the same problem an found the following solution: In my German language settings the decimal separator is a , (comma). The thousand separator is a . (Point/full stop). Changed it to . as the decimal separator and , as thousand separator an everything is fine. The wrong setting causes, that FSX is misinterpreting coordinates. Christian van der Linde

Thanks, that's it! Great! How could that be changed without editing the CFG File? Are there other tweaks known in that CFG File?

Hello! At first, I have to excuse for my bad english, but none of the german forums had a solution... so I'm trying here: I run Microsoft Flight on Windows 8, so far without any Problems. Now I found that in every mission (challenges etc.) the yellow target signs have been lost. I can't see them anymore. For example, in the attached picture I show the wedding party mission. You can see the yellow sign showing you, where the ship is located. In other missions they are pointed to the right runway, the observatory and so on. Now, flight doesn't show these target signs any more. Any idea what happened? I tried a reinstallation, but without success.