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Awesome - seems that the file extension was the issue... i hadn't turned file extensions off... thank you for your patience..

As an update, i have uninstalled and reinstalled to the default directory C:\Users\44791\Documents\Prepar3D v4 Add-ons\FSUIPC6 I copied the Macro to the new root folder but they are still not showing in the drop down list. fuel_pump_right.MACRO.txt

Hi, Ahh ok, i will uninstall and reinstall to the default location, im still set from when it used to place in a modules folder... I note the ini file was in my users etc addons folder, not the lockheed root, could this be the issue. I should have RTFM - apologies... InstallFSUIPC6.log FSUIPC6.ini

Hi John Thanks for coming back so fast! I clicked the loggin tab and it says C:\Program Files\Lockheed Martin is the location.

*** Moved from User Contributions sub-forum. Please post all support requests for FSUIPC6 in the main support forum *** Hi All I have just downloaded FSUIPC6, and am in the process of trying to assign Macros for buttons, switches, LED,s etc for an add on aircraft. I followed a good tutorial on youtube (below), but they are using an earlier version of FSUIPC and i cannot seem to duplicate what they have done, i.e. my macros are not showing up in the fsuipc, buttons assignment list as in the video, i have outlined my workflow below, but can someone tell me what im doing wrong... I am using P3D4 1) I generate a list of LVARS from the add on - for instance i want to turn the R Fuel Pump On. 2) Created a Macro 1=L:fuel_pump_right=Toggle (as per the tutorial advice) which is saved in my fsuipc root directory as fuel_pump_right.MCRO located in: c:, program files, lockheed martin 3)I open fsuipc, click the hardware button to generate a button number and then try to find the created macro in the dropdown list which i am unable to find. Can you advise what i am doing wrong? Thanks