A Reference

[Sean_TK]

The following site will be gone mid-summer, so I'm posting a screenshot here of one of the very valuable listings that the author provided for those of you that need to do minor repairs/recoveries of your FS2004 installation.
The website: http://www.cat-tamer.com/flightsim/index.html

The resource:


[i]From the graphic above you can see that Gauges are on Disk 2 in MSGAME3.CAB.

[Fozzer]

Very useful Sean... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]....!

.....To know what Files are on what disk when you need them......!

(Saved the Pic and the Text)......!

Paul...G-BPLF...FS 2004.... ...!

[JBaymore]

I just added a link to this off the FS 2004 FAQ's at the top of the forum.  Thanks.

best,

.....................john

[Stewy44]

Thanks Sean, this is great!

Stew 8-)

[Opa]

You might also want to mention the excellent file listing of the 40,000 or more files on the FS2004 install disks. It is in Excel format and was compiled by Brian Collins.

I don't think it is in the Simviation libary but is available at Flightsim.com (and at Avsim when the get their library operational again).

The filename is fs9cddir.zip

A "must have" resource in my opinion.   8-)

[Opa]

Someone should have taken the time to ask the owner of the site - Jim Robinson - for permission to post a picture of his site information prior to posting.

That would have been the courteous thing to do. The information is in the public interest but his presentation of it is his intellectual property.

Just to clarify - My only posts at various forums were to advise that the site would be closing. I did not assume it was proper to copy his presentation.  :-/

[SubZer0]

Thanks a lot Sean, very useful

[Capt.Propwash]

.... i motion that this be a sticky so that if anyone needs the info in case they mess something up they can find it easily.

[Opa]

.... i motion that this be a sticky so that if anyone needs the info in case they mess something up they can find it easily.

It has been in the FAQ section for many months now.