vc10man

It only means that it is licensed to use FSUIPC without you paying for the FSUIPC user facilities. You don't need to do anything else. If you mean FSUIPC4, if you want to purchase it you do so at SimMarket. All is explained in the documents installed when you run the FSUIPC4 installer. But you don't need to just to run licensed add-ons. Regards Pete Thank you very much for your prompt response,Pete.If the SimCheck add-on is licensed to use your excellent utility,how come I do not see all the option tabs as in my FS9 version 3.6? Instead,all I see are just the 2 tabs in an Unregistered Version.

Hello Pete I have just bought the SimCheck Airbus A300 B4-200 for my FSX and it requires your FSUIPC version 4.6.The SimCheck manual states that there is a valid registration for your product in the main gauge file,but I cannot find it.I already have a valid paid-for registration for my FS9.Is it possible for me to migrate this paid-for registration to my FSX? If not,how do I go about upgrading to the FSX version? Look forward to your response.BTW,this is my first posting to this forum,so please bear with me if this has been asked previously.

I had installed the latest version before the current version,and installed some Cloud9 scenery files,and when I re-started FS2004,it crashed stating that msvcrt.dll was causing the crash.Having noted a previous instance when this had occurred and I'd resolved it by going back on an older version of FSUIPC,this is exactly what I did and FS2004 did start again. I'm baffled why an older version of FSUIPC does not throw up this msvcrt.dll error yet a newer version does.Any ideas? I have downloaded the latest version,i.e.3.96,but am rather reluctant to install it in case I'm back to that msvcrt.dll error and FS2004 shutdown. RICK