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Stupid mistake #2

Postby patchz » Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:57 am

At some point, before I learned better, I overwrote the aircraft.cfg for the default Beech Baron 58. Is there a way to recover it from one of the disks without re-installing FS9? Thanks.
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Re: Stupid mistake #2

Postby Mazza » Tue Jun 16, 2009 6:53 am

At some point, before I learned better, I overwrote the aircraft.cfg for the default Beech Baron 58. Is there a way to recover it from one of the disks without re-installing FS9? Thanks.


I can email it to you! ;)
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Re: Stupid mistake #2

Postby patchz » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:11 am

At some point, before I learned better, I overwrote the aircraft.cfg for the default Beech Baron 58. Is there a way to recover it from one of the disks without re-installing FS9? Thanks.


I can email it to you! ;)


Thanks. I sent you a pm. :)
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Re: Stupid mistake #2

Postby dave3cu » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:31 am

patchz,

Any default file can be recovered from the CDs. Browse the CDs and 'open' the .cab files, which are similar to .zip files, and extract the needed file(s).

Hint: In Explorer, if you use the 'Details' view, when you open a .cab file there should a 'Path' column. Clicking the Path column header will sort the files by destination folder.

I believe aircraft are on CD 1. If you check the Flight Simulator 2004 FAQ  topic at the top of this forum, you'll find a link to 'Where to find stuff on my original disks'.

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Re: Stupid mistake #2

Postby patchz » Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:24 pm

[quote]patchz,

Any default file can be recovered from the CDs. Browse the CDs and 'open' the .cab files, which are similar to .zip files, and extract the needed file(s).

Hint: In Explorer, if you use the 'Details' view, when you open a .cab file there should a 'Path' column. Clicking the Path column header will sort the files by destination folder.

I believe aircraft are on CD 1. If you check the Flight Simulator 2004 FAQ
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Re: Stupid mistake #2

Postby patchz » Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:07 pm

[color=#000000]Ok, all fixed now. Thanks. :)
Don't know why I coudn't open the archive before.
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