Do you really think it is designed for training use?
wlrjr wrote:P3d is merely a re-work of FSX. ....
wlrjr wrote:Do you really think it is designed for training use? ...
wlrjr wrote:... Also, some folks did not grow up with a computer as their first toy so maybe lacking in knowledge
wlrjr wrote:P3d is merely a re-work of FSX. Do you really think it is designed for training use?
Have you ever heard of "non-compete agreements"?ftldave wrote:wlrjr wrote:P3d is merely a re-work of FSX. Do you really think it is designed for training use?
Yes, because that's exactly what Lockheed-Martin says it's for, created and sold for a limited, specific audience. Since you can read, you can see that fact with your own eyes. It's in clear, readable print, item number one:
"Please read the following ..."
garymbuska wrote:I recently had to reinstall FSX and ran in to problems because I had forgotten about the license reset tool you have to run before you can reinstall it. Than I had a problem because the reset tool was not working and found out the instructions left out one very important detail. The instructions tell you you have to use the run command but forgot to mention that you have to use the ADMIN Run command in order for it to work. But that was not a Microsoft issue but a third party person trying to show you how to use the rest tool but forgot about the admin run command.
Have you ever been in a group of people and started a simple little story about Bill going to the store to buy a loaf of bread, By the time it gets back to you Bill wil have come back with half of the store. Human nature is the culprit here. You hear something and than when you go to repeat what you heard you forget and add a item or two to make the story sound better.
As a whole Microsoft has not done a bad job now granted I do not under stand why they felt it was necessary to lock up the Programs File (86) Folder like they do. I can only hope it was not done out of spite. I also know that they removed some of the older commands which is why some older programs will no longer install. I lost My Captain Sim B727 because of that issue. But the manufacturer gave me a different version that will run so no big deal.
One has to remember that as software changes from 32 bit to 64 bit the 32 bit programs will stop working at some time or another. We just have to wait for the third party developers to update their software to 64 bit which could take some time.
garymbuska wrote:I recently had to reinstall FSX and ran in to problems because I had forgotten about the license reset tool you have to run before you can reinstall it. Than I had a problem because the reset tool was not working and found out the instructions left out one very important detail. The instructions tell you you have to use the run command but forgot to mention that you have to use the ADMIN Run command in order for it to work. But that was not a Microsoft issue but a third party person trying to show you how to use the rest tool but forgot about the admin run command.
Have you ever been in a group of people and started a simple little story about Bill going to the store to buy a loaf of bread, By the time it gets back to you Bill wil have come back with half of the store. Human nature is the culprit here. You hear something and than when you go to repeat what you heard you forget and add a item or two to make the story sound better.
As a whole Microsoft has not done a bad job now granted I do not under stand why they felt it was necessary to lock up the Programs File (86) Folder like they do. I can only hope it was not done out of spite. I also know that they removed some of the older commands which is why some older programs will no longer install. I lost My Captain Sim B727 because of that issue. But the manufacturer gave me a different version that will run so no big deal.
One has to remember that as software changes from 32 bit to 64 bit the 32 bit programs will stop working at some time or another. We just have to wait for the third party developers to update their software to 64 bit which could take some time.
wlrjr wrote:garymbuska wrote:I recently had to reinstall FSX and ran in to problems because I had forgotten about the license reset tool you have to run before you can reinstall it. Than I had a problem because the reset tool was not working and found out the instructions left out one very important detail. The instructions tell you you have to use the run command but forgot to mention that you have to use the ADMIN Run command in order for it to work. But that was not a Microsoft issue but a third party person trying to show you how to use the rest tool but forgot about the admin run command.
Have you ever been in a group of people and started a simple little story about Bill going to the store to buy a loaf of bread, By the time it gets back to you Bill wil have come back with half of the store. Human nature is the culprit here. You hear something and than when you go to repeat what you heard you forget and add a item or two to make the story sound better.
As a whole Microsoft has not done a bad job now granted I do not under stand why they felt it was necessary to lock up the Programs File (86) Folder like they do. I can only hope it was not done out of spite. I also know that they removed some of the older commands which is why some older programs will no longer install. I lost My Captain Sim B727 because of that issue. But the manufacturer gave me a different version that will run so no big deal.
One has to remember that as software changes from 32 bit to 64 bit the 32 bit programs will stop working at some time or another. We just have to wait for the third party developers to update their software to 64 bit which could take some time.
If I may ask, where did you find the Software Licensing System Reset Tool? Microsoft has removed it from their download list. Imagine that
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