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I have ran numerous searches and looked everywhere people say to look from other posts and cannot find the cfg file. I have XP. Any suggestions thanks.

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This is a question that comes up time & time again - used to be in our FS FAQ forum & now I'm going to make it sticky.

Thanks to Grumpy Doug (Hagar) & MattNW for the answers:

[quote]Posted By Hagar
This will depend on the OS. Copied from Readme.rtf in the FS9 main directory.

The fs9.cfg file is located in:
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Thanks much as usual simviation forums to the rescue.

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Enable the ability to show hidden files (like previously stated) and you the following as a criteria.

C:\Documents and Settings\Xxxx Xxxxx\Application Data\Microsoft\FS9

Where the Xxxx Xxxxxx that will be the administrators name (that is setup on Windows XP).  But that will show you the .cfg file.

Also while you're in that folder, click aircraft, click on any aircraft you fly alot, then open the .cfg file inside - it lists the accumulated engine time for each engine.

Just a useless tip.

Although I don't go into the FS9 config that often, I have put an icon on my desktop for the times that I do need to acces it and this saves that aggravation of having to search for it each time.  ;)

Im using XP, but I cannot find Applications Data on any of the folders inside Documents and Settings.

Go to My Computer\Local Disc C ( Or whatever your HD is )\Documents and Settings\"Your Name"\ here you will find the folder "Application Data".

thanks! Does it matter where i put stick_sensitivity_mode=0 under [CONTROLS]?

no it does not, but put it to the bottom to keep it neat.

i find 0.9 works better than 0. With max sensitivity set in the game.

you know whats strange, adding stick_sensitivity_mode=0 has no affect at all. Its still sensitive

Hi all,


Just a note to say The fs9cfg file for Windows 98 users is in C/Windows/Application Data/ Microsoft/Fs9/

May help a few

Tony

There was someplace that had different suggestions for settings in the fs9 cfg. file.
Anybody knwo where it is.
I want to speed up my virtual vision speed in the cockpit (look around faster)

You're looking for the pan rate=100 in the fs9cfg. Change it to say pan rate=400.

That was what i was looking for. But i set it at 900. Works great !