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Thanks. If it keeps the seconds aligned, I guess I can fast forward til I'm back in the correct minute. I stopped using FSRT because of the whiney message scrolling across the screen asking for donations. At first, I went back to the last version before that, but also had to go back to an older version of FSUIPC to do that. But then I had the problem of FSRT constantly resetting traffic and scenery every hour which is a serious pain - especially when you're flying anywhere near a major airport, and now there's 100+ aircraft in a clump over your head and you have to listen to atc talk to each one of them! hahaha A utility like FSUIPC is valuable and I didn't mind paying for it. But it really aggrivates me that I have to buy or run some other 3rd party software to fix that clock the MS should have taken care of in the first place, and I'm quite sure I'm not alone with that. Thanks for your help. Rick Wooton

HI Pete. I'm a registered user of FSUIPC, and I have a dumb question for ya. One of the neatest features (for me) of it is the clock sync feature - which is supposed to keep the clock synced to real time (and keep me from having to use the P.I.T.A. FS RealTime). It seems to work - but how do you set it? Zero the clock the system time? If I go in and manually set the clock to match my system time, then it reloads all the traffic and scenery, and by the time it's done, the clock is off again. Can a hotkey be created that would zero the clock to system time? Thanks Rick Wooton Fergus Falls, MN.

Hi Pete. First let me say thanks for all the great work you've done! I was really distressed after I bought FS2004 to see that MS didn't fix the problem with clock when passing time zones. It's irritating to have to run another software (FS Real Time) every time I run the sim just to keep the clock right. (and it really doesn't work 100% of the time with FS9 either). I was hoping that your "clock sync" also addressed that, but I realize it doesn't. Do you have any plans for future releases that might be able to correct the problem without having to use another software? It's obviously too much for MS to figure out. Thanks Rick Wooton