AUA637 Posted February 21, 2004 Report Share Posted February 21, 2004 ********* FSUIPC, Version 3.201 by Pete Dowson ********* User Name="squawkbox" User Addr="" FSUIPC not user registered WIDEFS not user registered, or expired Module base=61000000 ClassOptions: UIPCMAIN=FF7F, FS98MAIN=FF7F, FS2KMAIN=FF5E WeatherOptions(Orig)=0000B027[0000B027] InitDelay: 3 seconds LogOptions=00000001 DebugStatus=0 2924 System time = 19:28:56 2924 C:\Hry\MSFS2002\ 5107 FLIGHTS\OTHER\FLTSIM.flt 5147 AIRCRAFT\c172\Cessna172SP.air 7170 System time = 19:29:00, FS2002 time = 19:28:59 (00:28Z) 7170 Client Application: "fs2002" (Id=316) 7170 C:\Hry\MSFS2002\fs2002.exe 7170 Product="Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002" 7170 Company="Microsoft Corporation" 7571 Illegal read attempt: offset 0354, size 2 7571Program not accredited for use with this unregistered FSUIPC 10075 ### IPC Message processed in 2504mSecs ### 13029 System time = 19:29:06, FS2002 time = 19:28:59 (00:28Z) 13029 *** FSUIPC log file being closed Memory managed: 19 Allocs, 19 Freed ********* FSUIPC Log file closed **** FSUIPC.key: [user] Name=squawkbox Address= [Programs] squawkbox=LWVQ7I2V9GPB Old version (2.974) working correctly. Someone can help me? Thanks Taylor Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rickalty Posted February 22, 2004 Report Share Posted February 22, 2004 Did you purchase an FSUIPC and/or WideFS access key through SimMarket? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AUA637 Posted February 22, 2004 Author Report Share Posted February 22, 2004 Did you purchase an FSUIPC and/or WideFS access key through SimMarket? No, I didn`t. Is it necessary for this new version? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rickalty Posted February 22, 2004 Report Share Posted February 22, 2004 WideFS is now payware. You need to buy a key to use it. FSUIPC is 'sort of' payware - you need a key to use the added functions, but almost all applications that access MSFS through it have built in keys. So you can use a program that accesses FSUIPC without registering FSUIPC, but you won't have access to the added functions - look at the "Sticky" thread at the top of the thread list titled "FSUIPC going payware" for more details. Richard Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jamie Fox Posted February 23, 2004 Report Share Posted February 23, 2004 Think of FSUIPC in two parts: 1. An interface which allows other applications to communicate with FS. This is still free at the point of use. 2. A useful menu with lots of fixes and features for FS, such as weather tweaks, joystick calibration, button assignments, etc. This is the part of FSUIPC you have to pay for yourself. Don't get confused between the 'key' that you can buy for FSUIPC, and the key that each application has. Each application has its own key to indicate that it is 'accredited' and is allowed to access an unregistered FSUIPC. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted March 12, 2004 Report Share Posted March 12, 2004 Sorry for the delay in replying -- I've been on holiday with no Internet access. I'm just trying to catch up with an enormous backlog now! 7170 Client Application: "fs2002" (Id=316) 7170 C:\Hry\MSFS2002\fs2002.exe 7170 Product="Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002" 7170 Company="Microsoft Corporation" 7571 Illegal read attempt: offset 0354, size 2 This is NOT "squawkbox" attempting to connect and failing, but some other DLL or GAUge which you have installed, which is trying to access FSUIPC using the EXTERNAL program interface. This is very bad of it. I'm afraid there is no solution other than either finding it and removing it, or registering FSUIPC as a User. I'm afraid there is no easy way to identify it either, as it looks to FSUIPC like FS itself, because of the wrong behaviour. Even if you register FSUIPC, to allow this one to work, it can cause conflicts with other modules or gauges -- the warnings to programmers about this have existed for 3 or more years, so this is likely to be something quite old. Regards, Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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