lank123

Pete- Thanks for the quick reply. I found the latest version of FSUIPC right after I sent my original note (wouldn't you know). I had been looking on the AVSIM file library and they only had a previous version. Anyway, as you had stated, it fixed my "funny character" problem. Also, I hadn't thought about using a "print to file" approach. After reading your reply I did a little research, set up a print to file for WindowsXP and "BINGO", I can send the results to a .txt file and then bring them into Excel, Access, etc..... So, my "problems"/requests have been solved. Thanks again. Regards, Phil

Morning Pete- A couple of questions please. I'm currently using a registered copy of FSUIPC version 3.08 with Traffic Look version 1.4.1 1) I read the readme file where you discuss changing the FSUIPC.INI setting for TCAsid= between "Flight" and "Tail", etc. to see different info in the Traffic Look report. My problem is that I can't seem to get a display of the Airline + tail number. I am able to get only the tail number for all flights (ground and airborne) with the "Tail" setting, but the "Flight" setting only shows the Airline for the majority of ground aircraft (flight # seems to appear only after they have filed their flightplan). What I really want is the capability to see is the Airline + tail number for ALL aircraft at All times... The purpose of this is so I can easily sort the report by airline and research against flightplans. Can this option be achieved? 2) I'm curious as to what the column "Ref" indicates? 3) I would like to be able to "cut and paste" from the Traffic Look report. This would allow me to put the info into Excel, etc. for further analysis and printing of a "custom" report with just selected columns. 4) I occasionally see some "strange" characters at the end of the Airline name, but I noticed your posting that version 3.11 of FSUIPC fixes what I think is causing this problem. (When will 3.11 version be available for download?) Thanks for your great product and consideration of my questions/requests Regards, Phil