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  1. Would it be possible in a future update/version to restrict the showing of airports under a certain length so that it omitted all the farm strips and club airfields. The problem is especially rife in the US where there are thousands of tiny airfields. Alternatively, could everything be omitted other than the route (and the two airports) in the flightplan (as was possible in FSNav I seem to recall from the long distant past).

    Seasons greetings to all.

  2. Looks like you may have an error in your scenery.cfg - areas 105 - 110 would seem to be looking at the wrong folders as they are looking at the FSGX folders the same as areas 188 - 193.

    [Area.105]

    Title=FlyTampa-Boston

    Layer=105

    Active=TRUE

    Required=FALSE

    Local=D:\fsgx\oce

    [Area.106]

    Title=Imagine Simulation - KATL Atlanta

    Layer=106

    Active=TRUE

    Required=FALSE

    Local=D:\fsgx\eur

    [Area.107]

    Title=NL2000 v4.0 Fotoscenery object excludes

    Layer=107

    Active=TRUE

    Required=FALSE

    Local=D:\fsgx\asi

    [Area.108]

    Title=NL2000 v4.0 Fotoscenery Drenthe

    Layer=108

    Active=TRUE

    Required=FALSE

    Local=D:\fsgx\csa

    [Area.109]

    Title=NL2000 v4.0 Fotoscenery Flevoland

    Layer=109

    Active=TRUE

    Required=FALSE

    Local=D:\fsgx\afr

    [Area.110]

    Title=NL2000 v4.0 Fotoscenery Friesland

    Layer=110

    Active=TRUE

    Required=FALSE

    Local=D:\fsgx\LocalMeshes

  3. There is a workaround you can use. It involves the first two icons on the toolbar.

    Click the second icon - Airport Selection box opens

    Using the example of O69 (that's the letter O) enter it into the top box on the right and hit enter on the keyboard

    Two airports will appear in the box below - hightlight one of them and click select

    The box will go

    Now click the first icon on the toolbar and the airports will now be there.

  4. From the readme file in the download

    ------------------------------

    IMPORTANT FOR USERS OF v. 8.x

    ------------------------------

    If you are a user of any version 8.x, you can install version 9.0 in addition to

    v. 8.x, however, make sure that 9.0 is installed in a folder different from the

    one of v. 8.x.

    If you have installed 9.0 and subsequently want to get rid of v. 8.x, DO NOT

    USE the deinstallation routine, but rather simply delete the 8.x folder.

    Conversely, if you have installed 9.0, but don't like it and therefore want

    to return to 8.x and get rid of 9.0, DO NOT USE the deinstallation routine, but

    rather simply delete the 9.0 folder.

    The reason is that 8.x and 9.0 share certain system files (*.ocx and *.dll),

    so if you deinstall one of the two, the other will no longer run.

    Have fun

    Sascha Felix & Volker Heine

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