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Hi Pete, thanks for quick response. When you start FSX there is this main window (ca 640x480px, ActiveX or some Widget window, where you choose "new game", "Network" etc..) in guide you wrote I can bring up menu by pressing "ALT". I see this probalby refer to some "in game" menu. I will advise the person in charge to purchase licences and we will make a new test case. I take you briefed about the progress. Greets, Adam

Dear FSUIPC Team, The Problem: I follow the disscussion on Installing FSUIPC with Windows7 and FSX. [1] I have similar problems + I do not know how to get WideFs server component to run. The network is properly configured. Firewall has been deactived for test purposes. Host with FSX and FSUIPC 4.75 is running on Windows7 64bit. WideFS7 (clients) are running on Vista and XP telling: "no connection". (Even with proper IP hardcoded to clients` ini file) We still need to purchase keys to the full version of your program, however you claim in the FSUIPC userguiedes for demo this should work. The next main issue: After installing FSUPIC (latest = 4.7) the components are all correctly in FSX`s module folder. On FSX access is granted to your modules. Now in FSX there is not such thing as an upper menu. And pressing "ALT" does not make it visible. If there is any GUI with the FSUIPC WideFS server component how am i supposed to acccess it? My Motivation: My job is to configure the Hardware and software to run in a homecockpit. I will not fly myself, I am just the technician to set it all up. As far as I understood with WideFs client I can position all the aviator panels on client PC`s screen (where client has no FSX installed). While today hardware is very efficient, I plan to use 1 (or maximum 2 host that join same aircraft in LAN game). We have a multi-core (dual or quad) CPU with an Nvidia 2GB graphic card and matrox [2] to join three mointors. Eventaually, we should come up with a solution like this. [3] (on the youtube clip there 7 screens for FSX (3 front, 2 side each) and the aviator panels. (For the FSX scenery maybe we will need two more graphic cards and 2Virtual hosts to display the graphic via LAN - BTW what is the difference in using a LAN game or applying the WideView) What we have now: So far we have a working FSX on windows7 host, another FSX on a Windows Vista (win7 sees LAN session of vista`s game, but cannot join). FSUIPC4.7 demo that we do not know how to access (see "The Problem" obove). And a client with WideFs7 telling that it cannot connect I appriciate any help. Of course, we share the documantion on how we build the homecockpit afterwards. Greets, Adam [1] = http://forum.simflight.com/topic/69427-fsx-fsuipcwindows7-pro-64/page__hl__%2Bwindows7+%2Bfsuipc__fromsearch__1 [2] = http://shopmatrox.com/europe/products/datasheet.asp?ID=328 [3] =