Where can I buy FSWide?

[Guest cimanera]

With FSWide now becoming payware, can anyone tell me where I can purchase this download? Thanks.

Cimanera@aol.com

[Guest cimanera]

Peter, please disrgard, message. Thanks for you reply below

[Guest cimanera]

Thanks Peter, yes I mean WideFS. I will double check my download.

Glad to here it is still fee, but don't have any problems paying for it. (donation on the way) Thanks for all your good work.

[tinman]

I've seen WideFS thats up there... is it hard to set up? how do you use it? It seem interesting and may want to give it a try.

Thanks

[Pete Dowson]

I've seen WideFS thats up there... is it hard to set up? how do you use it?

If you already have a working Network, you simply put WideServer.DLL and INI into FS's Modules folder, install the WideClient.EXE and its INI file on any client PC, add a parameter to the Client INI to tell it the name of the Server PC, and run it.

When FS is running with WideServer installed, any WideClient which links to it presents an FSUIPC interface to any suitable applications on the client PCs. So, if you do have other FSUIPC applications currently running on the FS PC, you can move them off. Typical client applications include FSMeteo, Radar Contact, Squawkbox, ActiveSky, TrafficLook, FSRealTime, NAV3, Flight Deck Companion, and of course Project Magenta.

Do not confuse WideFS with WidevieW. The latter is by Luciano Napolitano and is for linking multiple installations of FS. I don't think there's an FS2004 version ready yet.

Regards,

Pete