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Hello Pete I completely understand what WideFS is for ,I was curious on the one thing which you have kindly answered, more of a networking question it was. Sorry about the question format it was a bit confusing . Thank you for your support and for the registered FSUIPC which I have been using for years. You have made flight simming more enjoyable. Thank you and have a great day Garry

Thanx for the reply Pete Pete I have 3 monitors setup up with Nvidia (Nvidia spans the view for the 3 screens no problem), I also have 2 other monitors that are seperate from the 3 widescreen views. In FSX and Windows 7 when you switch to fullscreen (ALT-ENTER) windows will take control of all the monitors and turn the two monitors black ,the 3 screens still will work fine. Windows just does this as soon as you switch to fullscreen no matter how many monitors you have. I guess my question is does your program allow you to operate programs outside of FSX and if it does would windows still turn those two monitors black when running in fullscreen. I understand another PC is required to run WideFS ,does that PC have monitors connected to it or is what you are viewing done from within the network. sorry the long winded paragraph Garry

Hello I have currently 3 monitors for forward view and 2 monitors for PlanG ,gauges, ASE,etc. If I go to fullscreen I lose the two monitors, blacked out. With WideFS are the two monitors connected direct to the client PC or am I viewing the two monitors through the network. That might be a strange question to you Guru's but I am hoping to still have control of the two monitors from the main PC for other projects. Windows 7 64 bit FSX 3-EVGA 460 GTX Cards Thank you Garry

Hello I am sure this has been asked before , did some searching but could not find. I use an unregistered version( Latest version), and have decided to purchase the registered version, should i install right overtop or uninstall the unreg version first. Thank you Garry C3DOGZ