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EHM-2449 Lewis:
Hi Andrei,

I mean, after I have saved the FS9 version of FSUIPC, when I go into it, the DLL file doesn't show. Included in the FSUIPC file, there is a text document saying "if the DLL file doesn't show, follow the user guide".

I did this and still nothing happened.

Thanks ;)

EHM-2097 Andrei:
This may sound an obvious indication, but better state it than suffer :)

If your folder options are set to "Hide known file extensions", you will not see the ".dll" part, only a file that seems to be named "FSUIPC".

Turning off this options (in Tools/folder options) is the first thing I am doing on any Windows installation I lay my hands on ;D

Andrei

EHM-2097 Andrei:

--- Quote ---Originally posted by EHM-1242 Stef
Albeit via WideFS, i have only one FLogger which works perfectly well with both FS9 and FSX.
--- End quote ---


This is interesting.

My idea was that FL creates some local data storage. This is certainly true as far as airport data are concerned, and I thought there may be other data too - which may not match exactly between the two FSs.

But your configuration (working well) suggests that these differences are marginal enough to ignore - in FL3.

To unveil a small corner of my plans, in FL4 there will probably be only one installation but definitely two distinct sets of local data. And this is possibly why I assumed the same must be true in FL3 :)

Thanks for the info anyway.

Andrei

EHM-2449 Lewis:
Hi - Thanks for the help on finding the DLL ( I have found it) but when I try to load, it aborts. First FS2004 load up screen comes up and then it says something like "the action has been aborted"???

Sorry to bother you... again!

Lewis ;)

EHM-1465 Dominic:
Lewis,

Please confirm that you have placed the FSUIPC.dll file into the Flight Simulator 9 / Modules folder? I'm not sure why FS9 should shut down while loading unless something is in the wrong place...

Could you give us a run down of your PC system specs too - Operating System, CPU, memory, graphics card - all that stuff as sometimes this can indicate avenues for investigation when having technical problems ;)

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