CaptRon

Jason, Thats partly why I am trecking over 2,000km from Alberta to see this. BTW: Of interest, its not 2, but all those aircraft could be using merlin engines; that 9 Merlins....... ;D) I believe the Mozzie was built near here in Canada not too far from where I live and lived and was recently rebuilt in Auckland, NZ, also near where I used to live until recently. Now another is being rebuilt in Nanton Alberta, just down the road from here, where they are one of the top Cdn Merlin rebuilders and also have their own Lancaster who's merlins were fired up about 2 weeks ago. Small world.. Cheers, Ron

Thanks guys. It seems certain aircraft allow it and other don't. Perhpas I can change the type of view, ie 3D vs std.on the the default twin I referred to earlier, it must have some other way to view the dash because all I can see is the top and nothing I do allows me to see or oprate the below that line, including all suggestions above. However: After experimenting with other aircraft the more familiar dash quality and layout returns with the ability to use the arrows to move around. BTW: The only flying Mosquito will be flying at the Hamilton Ontatio airshow this weekened if interested. Flying alongside a Lancaster, Spitfire, Mustang, Hurricane and more. There will be German aircraft there as well, but not sure if flying. Looking forward to seeing the ME-262. (http://www.hamiltonairshow.com/) All the best Ron

I am still trying to figure out how to pan down in the cockpit to see the rest of the dash. Xplane 9 was easy with the down arrow, but this doesn't work. And the dash I can see at the top suffers incredible lack of clarity/resolution as compared to XP-9, As for Open GL, sorry but if the Windows platform has something like Direct-X, and if it does have a better rendering capability, then it should be programmed to auto-detected and be used. Cheers, Ron