paoloricardo

Pete: thanks for the balanced reply. I think I am deducing that, even with ASE (in FS9, which I use), I might see some improvement through more effective filter usage. I can certainly see the benefits and flexibility of the assignment facilities for buttons, keyboards etc. I am tending towards paying for the registered version - after all, the price isn't going to break the bank and, since I decided to maximise my FS9 experience (as opposed to shelling out mega bucks for a hot rod PC for FSX), anything which helps that - within reason - will be considered. Thanks again.

I am currently using the free/unregistered version of FSUIPC and am wondering whether or not I should buy the registered version. There seem to be a lot of settings in the registered version to control winds, visibility and clouds. How do these settings co-exist if one already has add-ons like Active Sky Evolution and REX installed? Do they conflict or overlap/duplicate functions? There are extensive options for keys, buttons, joystick assignments in FSUIPC. Again, what are the advantages of using FSUIPC over the facilities already available in FS9 to assign facilities to keys and joysticks etc? In addition, I have a Cyborg X flightstick which comes with its own key profile assignment/management functions. The question is: do I need the registered version of FSUIPC given the above? TIA

Pete: thanks. I have the latest nVidia drivers so I'll try Windowed mode.

Am running FS9 on Win 7 Pro 64 bit. FSUIPC is installed. When I try to open FSUIPC from the Modules menu option my screen goes black and FSUIPC is not displayed. If I hit ESC, FSUIPC shows momentarily before the FS9 screen to 'End Flight etc'. Is this a known feature?