How do I change these settings, please ?

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How do I change these settings, please ?

Postby gypsymoth » Thu May 03, 2007 5:43 am

I have just installed FS9 in a Dell XPS M1710 laptop & am very pleased with the result.  Flying at Heathrow with all sliders at maximum is completely smooth but 1] the altimeter reads in meters & 2] flights start paused.    How do I change to good old Feet & start flights non-paused?  
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Re: How do I change these settings, please ?

Postby Fozzer » Thu May 03, 2007 6:06 am

I have just installed FS9 in a Dell XPS M1710 laptop & am very pleased with the result.  Flying at Heathrow with all sliders at maximum is completely smooth but 1] the altimeter reads in meters & 2] flights start paused.    How do I change to good old Feet & start flights non-paused?  
Thanks,
TW.


Re: Your first question, Altitude in Meters Metres....

Menu > Options > Settings > International > select "US System" (Altitude in feet).

Second question:

Select a flight, perform all your preferred settings, save as the Default Flight.

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Re: How do I change these settings, please ?

Postby gypsymoth » Thu May 03, 2007 2:01 pm

Thanks.    I did check the US one but it didn't work until eight efforts got me steamed up, then it did!
As for 2] I did that but they all start paused!     :-/
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