FSUIPCA320

Yes, I try with the FSX A321 EFIS, It's seme situation, see : but, WITHOUT the parameter 13 or 14 ? For Update window.dll, It's bad idea, I have tested without succes. I thinks, for today It's OK because, I dont have new idea... May be tomorow.. Thank you for your reponse. Cheers Philippe

Hi Pete, Your answer was a bit faster than lightning and here is mine: 1 / My version of FSUIPC was 4.40 in November 2008, I just installed the 4.50! 2 / Yes, it is the library which is used window.dll, here in the view below is the proof: 3 / No, the TAB key does not work during the test. But nothing has changed. An idea, the library window.dll might be to upgrade? Regards, Philippe

Dear Peter, Where to begin? First of all, thank you for your work that I appreciate since FS98 Now that I'm with FSX, I decided to realize my old dream: making a "home cockpit", using macros files in FSUIPC, and I want to do so on the basis of the Wilco/FeelThere A320 that I like better in the meantime. Immediately, YES, it works very well with the majority of buttons, encoders and the library for this special plane : A320CFM_feelThere.DLL. But here is a problem that I is not moving past week: Some commands of this VC panel work with the library window.dll. This applies, for example, the EFIS for orders "ND Mode" or "ND Range", normaly action this the wheel mouse (+/-). I detect my command in FSUIPC and window.MCRO a file, then the change in FSUIPC4.ini well done: FSUIPC4.ini (extract file) [MacroFiles] 1=747 OHD 2=APchart 3=A320CFM_feelThere 4=window [buttons.Feelthere A320 CFM Air France] 0=P64,0,K97,10 1=P64,1,K98,10 ... ... 32=P65,0,CM3:15,0 33=P65,1,CM3:16,0 34=P65,2,CM4:2,14 35=P65,3,CM4:1,13 window.MCRO (total file) [Macros] Module="window.dll" 1=JOY65_3_SW=RXedb0*X8bcc,13 ;EFIS ND MODE – (wheel mouse) 2=JOY65_2_SW=RXedb0*X8bcc,14 ;EFIS ND MODE + (wheel mouse) At this point, I wonder if this library standard Windows can not escape your control via FSUIPC. Can you give me your feelings, because, I do not know what to do! In any case, thank you again for your continued work on this important interface. Cheers, Philippe, Montpellier - France