jafred

Can you tell me what AFCAD uses FSUIPC for? I thought it was for designing and editing airport taxi routes, holding points, and parking areas. If it uses FSUIPC simply for plotting positions then all that data is unchanged, so it should have no trouble. The same data is used widely by other programs without any fuss. Perhaps you have not registered FSUIPC 3 and therefore no program without an access key can use it? Please check the Log file produced by FSUIPC and see what it is telling you in this regard. Certainly no one has yet applied for such an access key. Perhaps you would like to scan some of the Announcements and Sticky messages at the top of this forum to see what goes on in this regard? Also you will find full details of both the payment scheme and the registration system in the documentation accompanying FSUIPC, in the ZIP. Regards, Pete Thank's for the reply,I still need to know why it does not work and if there is so that I have to buy this program. I do not use the facilities of Fsuipc other than this. I also want you to read this. "6. Preparing to use AFCAD – FSUIPC AFCAD presents a basic route map of an airport, similar to a subway transit map. Although AFCAD can be used by itself, it is much easier to use it linked with Flight Simulator so you can keep the facility map elements registered with the visual scenery. You can start Flight Simulator and ‘slew’ around an airport in a virtual aircraft and crosshairs will move on the AFCAD map to show your location. Alternatively the AFCAD map can be locked to your aircraft position like a moving map display. This requires the addition of a freeware program called FSUIPC, by Peter Dowson. FSUIPC, among its other uses, allows third party software to interface with Flight Simulator. FSUIPC does not come with AFCAD but it can be downloaded from any well stocked flight simulation web site, or from the following site: http://www.schiratti.com/dowson.html FSUIPC comes with documentation, but it is not necessary to read it for this application. All you have to do is copy the file FSUIPC.dll into the MODULES folder off your main Flight Simulator folder, for example: …\FS2002\MODULES That’s all you need to do to allow AFCAD to link with Flight Simulator." :) But there is no problem anymore,I've got hold on version.2.9,7,5 and now it is working well. :D

Hello,could you please explain to me why AFCAD no longer works with the new version of FSUIPC,It worked well with version 2.9.7.4. Thank's jan. :?: