[Missing FSSS wav files]

Hi guys, just installed Bill Dick's 2 latest scenery offerings and they call for three wav files not in FSSS' standard inventory. Is there some way to get them forwarded to me?

Usually when a new wav file is called for by a designer, it's included in the download. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The three files are:

thunderrumble3.wav

Willie & Waylen.wav

oldtrain.wav.

[extraneous file!]

I too use FS-AOM to manage my 1,100 plus hulls(doesn't count multiple liveries either) and am constantly moving stuff in and out of FS. Not sure if I would even want to try without AOM. I also let it manage all my sceneries -- which have recently begun growing at an alarming rate. Guess I have EFFC to thank for that. Way too much scenery in Washington and now BC -- since FSGenesis just released its new 78meter BC mesh. And I won't even talk about how AOM saves my butt with all my flight plan scenarios around the world.

Shucks, I have't seen a jet or even twin prop for that matter around my PC for at least a week now.

Seriously, keeping FS lean and mean is a good thing as long as the manipulation of sceneries, flight plans and aircraft isn't a tedious task. After all we're here to fly -- not shove iron around the tarmac :)

[extraneous file!]

I too use FS-AOM to manage my 1,100 plus hulls(doesn't count multiple liveries either) and am constantly moving stuff in and out of FS. Not sure if I would even want to try without AOM. I also let it manage all my sceneries -- which have recently begun growing at an alarming rate. Guess I have EFFC to thank for that. Way too much scenery in Washington and now BC -- since FSGenesis just released its new 78meter BC mesh. And I won't even talk about how AOM saves my butt with all my flight plan scenarios around the world.

Shucks, I have't seen a jet or even twin prop for that matter around my PC for at least a week now.

Seriously, keeping FS lean and mean is a good thing as long as the manipulation of sceneries, flight plans and aircraft isn't a tedious task. After all we're here to fly -- not shove iron around the tarmac :)