Gil

I give up. The interface to quote text for replies is incredibly difficult to use (at least for me). I don't have the problem with the DB manager now. I think I used an old shortcut to open the software from the non-registered demo. I don't know, but that might have influenced the behavior of FS Commander, although I can't see how it could produce the effect that I saw. I'll have to use the program some more to see if the problem persists. If so, I'll address the issue again. Sincerely, Gil

My apologies, Volker. I had read this before but didn't think about the history it mentions when I wrote my salutation in the first post. Yes, and I read it again just now. I believe I followed the instructions to the letter, but it is always possible that I erred. Yes.

Dear Sascha and Volker, I recently purchased FS Commander through Aerosoft and I have a question about the DB Manager and what I think is a bug to report in FS Commander. My current system is as follows: FSX-SE v10.0.62515.0 FSUIPC 4.944a Networked with IVAO FlightSim Commander 10.0.5 Build 0.03.2018 Navigraph AIRAC-1011 Rev.1 - OCT21-NOV17/10 Aerosoft download version Windows 10 64-bit Two monitors With regard to DB Manager, I updated the db this morning and noticed that the manager says that it is unregistered. Here is an image while it is running: I assume this is resulted from registering the program through Aerosoft, but I'd like to be sure in case I need to do something to correct this. Please advise. Regarding FS Commander, I ran the program recently attached to IVAO and noticed that the balloons that appeared when I hovered over aircraft included incorrect information. Every balloon would show the same information for several minutes or more until something changed, and then a new set of information appeared in every balloon. Here is a recording showing this behavior for a short period. I am wondering what caused this behavior and whether there is anything I can do to make correct data to appear. Thanks to you both for the work you are doing with these applications. Sincerely, Gil Yoder