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182JoE182

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« on: August 05, 2005, 12:53:40 pm »
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Hey anyone,
gee i seriously need some help bigtime,i use to fly the JS41 when it was in operation with EuroHarmony but then i went inactive for a while to focus on ALevel study,now im ok to begin flying again and i downloaded the B1900D last night since the JS41 is out of service, well I have no idea where to put all the files, the panel files aswel.The BPanel file has two more files inside aswell,so when i downloaded the whole thing i extracted all the files with WinRAR.I placed certain files into different programme files of my FS2004 like i did with many aircraft before but when i go to select the B1900D in my flight sim it isnt there,:[ does anyone know what im doing wrong,anyone have the same problem? anyone able to give me some step by step instructions so i can get back in the skies again, thanks so muuch u guys

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« Reply #1 on: August 05, 2005, 02:18:32 pm »
I have problems with the installer.

What you need to do is look in your FS9>Aircraft folder, one of them will be call "aircraft" in the you will find the b1900d file, or something similar, copy that and put it into your FS9>Aircraft folder. Normally I install the files onto my desktop and then manually install them, so I know that it will work.

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« Reply #2 on: August 05, 2005, 02:37:40 pm »
Hi there,

first of all if you install an aircraft, simply select your Flight Simulator main folder, like "C:\Games\FS2004" and the installer program will put the needed files to the right place.

For panels, the situation may change. The most times a panel consists of several things, like the 2D graphics, gauges, panel sounds, general sounds, special effects... These are stored in subfolders, or in sub ZIP files. So after unpacking the panel package, copy/unzip the files according their names to the proper FS folder. Some examples:
Panel: copy these to the desired aircraft's own panel folder
Gauges: copy these to the main FS gauges folder
Sound: copy these to the main FS sound folder
Effects: copy these to the main FS effects folder
etc.

:s Usually every panel ZIP file has a readme inside that tells you how to install the panel properly, I hope this helps.

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« Reply #3 on: August 06, 2005, 02:44:50 pm »
hey guys, gee thanks for you help, really appreciate it, il try all that stuff and let yas know how i get on,
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« Reply #4 on: August 06, 2005, 03:40:36 pm »
:s damit:S its not working :S there must be somting i aint doin rite. i noticed theres no sound file either though. and in the readme files it says that the aircraft is for fs2002?? but i downloaded the 2004 version though:S

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« Reply #5 on: August 07, 2005, 09:48:28 pm »
Hi Joe,

you did not do it bad way, the model is for both FS2002 and FS2004, and there is not own sound file for the plane.

If you have downloaded the aircraft from the site: ehm.b1900v2.2k4.exe and run it, you do not need to do anything else than enter your FS directory when asked. For example C:\games\FS2004 then the installation is automatical. If you enter the game, the plane must be there under the EuroHarmony / Class 1 category, named "Beech 1900D v2"

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