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Thanks very much Pete for the prompt reply, I’ve always regarded your modules as one of the most useful add-ons for the FS. I’d rather have FSUIPC engaged 100% of the time, I find the joystick axis calibration invaluable to give effective control of the flying surfaces along with using FSWide to connect to a secondary PC usually running FS Commander to log my flights. The reason that I understand that FSUIPC should be “turned off” is twofold, firstly this comment in the support sections of the Wilco website http://www.wilcopub.com/index.cfm?fuseart_airbus1 And this comment from the AVSIM review I shall do some further investigation along the lines of the aircraft specific setting you mentioned, however I am finding the Wilco Airbus has some residual bugs that at this rate I shall be switching to the Airliner XP airbus when it comes out. One thought that I have is to create two config files and then have a batch program switch between them so I have a normal "mode" and a "wilco airbus mode" for my FSUIPC configuration. Once again thanks and I shall get back to you. RH

I have been using FSUIPC for some while to assist with joystick and button assignment with considerable success. However I am also using the Wilco Airbus Airbus Vol 1 series which calls for FSUIPC to effectively be turned off. Does a simple method exist where I can effectively "dual boot" FS9, in one case with FSUIPC enabled and the other with it "turned" off ? I've tried a quick search, drawn a blank - I am sorry if this has been covered before. Thanks in advance RH