embry-riddle

Yes, I saw that website when I googled it, however, the computers at the school won't open that page. I'll just pull it down when I get home. I just got the instructor station that crashed fully operational. Thanks for your help! Would you care to use pictures of this simulator to advertise your product or anything like that? If so, I can have it arranged.

Ok, thanks for your help! I don't know anything about macros or Luas, but I'll search for those extensions. Unfortunetley, the previous people who held this position didn't leave any continuity, so I'm flying blind and my gauges are out, too :x I will contact the people that handle the money and see about getting the new versions of FSUIPC and WideFS. It looks like we use the evaluation version of PMInstructor, so no big deal there. Any idea where FSCommunicator came from or what it does?

Good morning, My name is Seth. I am the on-campus simulator administrator at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, AZ. One of the simulators I am tasked with maintaining is an Airbus A320 that was designed and built by students here some years ago. It uses 7 computers and 11 monitors to run the simulation. We are upgrading the computer that runs FS2004 next week to a newer, faster machine so that the computer can handle FSX. As such, I need to be prepared to reinstall all the existing software and ensure the simulator is functional before school starts. My question, is what can I do to back up the settings and license keys for FSCommunicator, FSUIPC, and FSWIDE to smooth along the reinstallation process? Additionally, one of the stations that is attached to the simulator for the purpose of its management just had to be wiped unexpectedly. There is another monitor station that has all the necessary software, but I need to import the settings and license key for FSWide client on the first instructor station so we can use PMInstructor to interface with the A320. Well, I hope I'm being clear. If not, I'd be happy to answer any questions. Thanks in advance for your help. Seth