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Set Windows Explorer to show the file extensions.

Why is that a FSUIPC problem?

In Windows API, the function GetPrivateProfileString() handles .ini files https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms724353%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

Because it's a false positive. Kaspersky, MalwareBytes, Mcafee, and Microsoft Security Essentials (and others) state it isn't a virus.

If it contains a trojan why are you the only one to have problems?

Also the Working Set isn't the VAS. For example, my FSX shows Working Set = 548K Wbtyes but Virtual Memory Map (VMMap) shows Virtual Memory = 1,095K bytes

In a thread on the Prepar3d forum titled Just so you know… (for devs) Adam Breed of Lockheed Martin said on February 10, 2015 at 07:53 It seems unlikely that Prepar3D is compatible with Windows 10 if it still doesn't have complete Windows 8+ compatibility?

This may be be relevant to Saitek controllers: http://forum.simflight.com/topic/76089-directinput8create-failed-return-80040154/

Pete might perhaps cancel his hoidays if all the eager enthusiations for v2.5 actually paid him large sums of money ?

Pete I admire your restaint in dealing with people who don't how to make a foreign purchase, and also foolish expect any supplier will still be in business in 2 years time in this climate (incidentally, since 1 January 2015 in the EU VAT is based on the customers country and not that of the seller for telecommunications, broadcasting & electronic services - including downloads.)

I should have known better :(

Pete Dawson doesn't support older versions.

You can solve your problem either by truncating/rounding the data in your code before using the data.

I have no where the data comes from. But, if they are based on the same database why are there differences between runways.txt (48.35850925 degrees) and from G5.csv (48.358513 degrees). That's a difference of 0.4167 m. Somehing must have changed them.

As I said previously