luizcaeiro

Ok!!! That´s it. I find them on Boeing. Thank You.

I try to install a PMDG old paint of 737NGX in my new 737NGX Prepar3d V 2.5, but although the livery is showed at Operations Center I can not find it at the livery panel in Prepar3d v2.5. So I tried to find a way to convert my package in a PMDG ptp file, but the paintkit manual refers to the livery manager that is not active anymore. Finally I download and install a livery of DELTA, and it is shown at the operation center but not at the livery panel of prepar3d, too. So my questions are: - Is there a way to convert my files in a PTP file, without the livery manager? - If it was not, where I can download it? - How can I solve the problem? PS: Liveries installed at the same operatinal mode in PMDG 777 is working perfectly. Luiz Carlos Almeida

Simbrief is one of the best flight planners I have ever used. It is free as it has been already said here. Another good option is Aivlasoft EFB.

Same problem here, and happens when I click to change views and enlarge PFD, CDU, either. If I didn[t do anything it freezes more or less each 8-10 nm As you said...extremely annoying LuizCarlos Caeiro de Almeida

Thank You everybody. Luiz Carlos Caeiro de Almeida

Sorry if it has been analyzed before, but I coudn´t get to find it. The inbound display of 777 shows 2 informations at the top of it at the right side. First is GS ( Ground speed) the other is TAS (True Airspeed). Is it not more common to show the IAS ( indicated Airspeed), instead TAS, since sometimes controllers ask you to say the Indicated Airspeed in some vectors approaches? Is it possible to change the TAS for IAS ? How can I achieve this task? The Indicated airspeed is ialready tagged at Prepar3d config, but PMDG 777 doesn´t seem to care about this? Thank you for any help. luizcaeiro

Sorry if it has been analyzed before, but I coudn´t get to find it. The inbound display of 777 shows 2 informations at the top of it at the right side. First is GS ( Ground speed) the other is TAS (True Airspeed). Is it not more common to show the IAS ( indicated Airspeed), instead TAS, since sometimes controllers ask you to say the Indicated Airspeed in some vectors approaches? Is it possible to change the TAS for IAS ? How can I achieve this task? The Indicated airspeed is ialready tagged at Prepar3d config, but PMDG 777 doesn´t seem to care about this? Thank you for any help. luizcaeiro

If you sell a license for FSX, and a license for Prepar3d in a separate terms of acceptance and if you use the license you bought for one simulator in the other you are breaking the law. That I could understand. What I could not understand is why the fact that people are breaking the law could break the development of your product for the other simulator. Is that cleared for everyone. See you next year. Luiz Almeida