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Hi Yall

New to the forum and fs 2002 , been going through the learning curve and am now stuck
the test for private pilot is crackers one minute i get to the downwind leg to land and never hear anything again the next time ya try its impossible to get past the steep turn , aaaarrrrrrggggghhhhh , now i know u guys say forget em but i would really like to finish all the tests properly , i follow everything religiously and make NO mistakes trust me , so has anyone got the secret , there must be one

I've always said that if more than one person seems to be telling you the same thing, you might want to consider listening to them.

Trust me when I say that I understand your frustration with the check rides.  It wasn't until recently that I finally came here for help getting past the private check ride myself.

The advice I was given was as follows:  Screw the check rides.  There's a bug in the programming that will really start to irritate/frustrate you.

Aside from that , welcome to SimV and to FS2002.  It's a great program.  If you're interested in flying for a virtual airline, or if you've got any other questions that you can't seem to find answers for, feel free to email me at operations@flyhyperion.tk

Good luck!

Thanks Hyperion
Point tacken , although i`m surprised Microsoft havent released a patch or something to correct this , oh well , onwards and upwards  ;D

Onwards & Upwards indeed. A good metaphore for FS

I was just sitting here finishing up my work week, and I happened to think...I hope Gilbates didn't take my original message as one full of animosity and rude-ness.  Honestly, none intended.  lol

It's not a fix but the solution is here http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;315203

gentlemen
Let me assure you that no offence was tacken , guys i work in the building industry and it would take a lot more than that to offend one
i just looked at the reade to the ms solution and will have yet another go ( still with your comments at the for )
fingers crossed
tally ho

Ps
your comments are greatly appreciated by the way