need help with my FS2004 game

[Jason21516]

Like I said before, I am very new to this, so I need some help. I was about to go and fly my A-4 Blue Angels plane and everything was going great and all that. When the game finally loaded, it was flashing the word "Slaw". I have no idea what this means, or how to shut it off.

[Lo0u]

I think u mean slew... to turn off slew mode just press y!

[Opa]

Slewing - and host of other good information - is available in the Help section in FS2004.

I recommend spending some time exploring this area.


You do not need to have FS2004 running to access the Learning (Help) Center.

Create a Shortcut on your Desktop, and Paste the following line into the "target" box:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\FSweb\frameset_ingame_help.htm

That assumes a default install location for FS2004. - Give the shortcut a name such as Shortcut to FS2004 Help files and save your work.

Now, using the shortcut you can access the Learning Center anytime you wish without needing to startup FS2004.

Hope this helps.

[zacharace]

[quote]Slewing - and host of other good information - is available in the Help section in FS2004.

I recommend spending some time exploring this area.


You do not need to have FS2004 running to access the Learning (Help) Center.

Create a Shortcut on your Desktop, and Paste the following line into the "target" box:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\FSweb\frameset_ingame_help.htm

That assumes a default install location for FS2004. - Give the shortcut a name such as Shortcut to FS2004 Help files and save your work.

Now, using the shortcut you can access the Learning Center anytime you wish without needing to startup FS2004.

Hope this helps.

[Opa]

[quote][quote]Slewing - and host of other good information - is available in the Help section in FS2004.

I recommend spending some time exploring this area.


You do not need to have FS2004 running to access the Learning (Help) Center.

Create a Shortcut on your Desktop, and Paste the following line into the "target" box:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\FSweb\frameset_ingame_help.htm

That assumes a default install location for FS2004. - Give the shortcut a name such as Shortcut to FS2004 Help files and save your work.

Now, using the shortcut you can access the Learning Center anytime you wish without needing to startup FS2004.

Hope this helps.