Iceking007

Well ruscool says I need a registered version of FSUIPC, I would like to run their GPS panel on another computer so I suppose I'll need the Widefs. (Sorry about the confusion, I was under the impression that fsuipc and widefs had the same registration and license usage; I have downloaded the widefs application already but I guess if I go to install it won't work without registration, unlike fsuipc.) I'll buy both then just in case... I'll probably need it 6 months from now lol.

Okay so if I wanted to use Reality XP GPS software with the ruscool hardware panel and put this on another computer then I would use Widefs or Wideview? The demo version (unregistered) is the free version I was referring to, like my fsuipc is unregistered but it works for me right now, but that will change with the above. For clarification could you provide a practical reason why you need to use widefs? Thank you.

Hello, I tried searching for this information but couldn't get my query resolved. I understand it connects networked computers for flight simulation, but beyond that I'm looking for information. 1) I suppose at this moment I'm interested in using multiple computers to share the burden for displaying gauges (additional monitors, USB interfacing, and hardware -gps- panels etc.) I'm not looking for window views or high resolution, does Widefs accomplish this? 2) In order to accomplish this is a registered version required (what is the difference between free/licenced version - lim

Hello I have recently purchased the Saitek Pro Flight Switch Panel and found you have a driver for it to work in FS2004. I downloaded your FSUIP.dll and installed it but cannot figure out how to get my switch panel to work? Please help me with this. Thank you!