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DrGauge never gave me any problems.

FlusiFix!  :D

Thanks i tried DrGauge but ended up with a lot of holes on my panels where gauges should be. Back to the drawing board.

Hmmmm,

Maybe I wasn't clear enough before..

FLUSIFIX!  :D

Firstly:
It doesn't delete gauges based on when they were last used. It automatically scans all of your aircraft panel .cfg's and then scans the gauges folder to see if there are any that aren't mentioned in the .cfg's (meaning that they aren't used by any panels) It then moves the gauges to another folder names 'Old gauges' meaning that if it has accidentally removed any used gauges, you can simply copy them back over again into your regular gauges folder! Simple!  ;D

omissis

It doesn't delete gauges based on when they were last used. It automatically scans all of your aircraft panel .cfg's and then scans the gauges folder to see if there are any that aren't mentioned in the .cfg's (meaning that they aren't used by any panels) It then moves the gauges to another folder names 'Old gauges' meaning that if it has accidentally removed any used gauges, you can simply copy them back over again into your regular gauges folder! Simple!  ;D

Not to steal your thunder nor to demean your software (far from me), but Drgauge does the very same thing. Scans the Panels and makes backup of the gauges removed. :-?

At least the Drgauge I use, does it.

Of course, if you have a bad experience with Drgauge, then use another software.

If they both check the panel.cfg file for what gauges are used and delete was isn't then how come i am ending up with holes in my panel where gauges should be. Something is obviously being missed.
FS_Pilot

Hello,


if you understand a little bit of french,you could try JAB 04
http://jacky.brouze.ch/JAB/index.asp

it will fix your gauges problem and it can do a lot of other things for fs9

MC

Well, I don't know about all you lot, but if I've got plenty of spare space on my hard drive I leave ALL my gauges exactly where they are... ...!

That way I never have any problems after installing ANY new aircraft to find that there are missing gauges... ..!

..sorted... ...!

Paul...Deleting "things" always ends in grief...trust me......!

omissis

It doesn't delete gauges based on when they were last used. It automatically scans all of your aircraft panel .cfg's and then scans the gauges folder to see if there are any that aren't mentioned in the .cfg's (meaning that they aren't used by any panels) It then moves the gauges to another folder names 'Old gauges' meaning that if it has accidentally removed any used gauges, you can simply copy them back over again into your regular gauges folder! Simple!  ;D

Not to steal your thunder nor to demean your software (far from me), but Drgauge does the very same thing. Scans the Panels and makes backup of the gauges removed. :-?

At least the Drgauge I use, does it.

Of course, if you have a bad experience with Drgauge, then use another software.

Not a problem sir  ;)

However, I wasn't trying to imply that DrGauge doesn't do it job, however with the details with which we have been provided, it doesn't seem that it is!

I simply gave my only knowledge of a programme that does so such a job  ;)