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Yes, you can have as many as you like. The best thing to do is to do a fully patched stock install. Then just copy & paste that folder giving it a new name & you can run that copy from the .exe in the folder or a shortcut pointing to it. Rinse & repeat for as many times/copies as you want.

No

we used to host Wolf257's model but he withdrew it (& a lot of other stuff) from public download.

if you haven't already found it this is the best place to ask http://www.ch-hangar.com/forum/

which socket for the AMD? presumably AM2? Do you know which mobo models are used?

I strongly recommend the RAF Museum at Hendon but your wife may not be as enthused so try & take in a theatre show. Btw, I feel for you if the exchange rate stays like this - London prices & nearly $2 to the £1, ouch!

there's a B-52D model already in the game. You should be able to fly it if you want just by adding a cockpit.

that model probably doesn't have the doors animated though.

http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...p;showfile=1522 http://forum.combatace.com/index.php?autom...p;showfile=1520

Which game do you have (SF, WOV, WOE)?

It's been this way for over a year with ATi cards - works fine on nVidia.

Well of course not all FE mods are available here so it's not possible to have ALL mods announced there, only those hosted on CA. This should be happening now but it's not retrospective i.e files released before we created a separate FE File Announcement section will still have the announcement in their original place.

That's unlike them although I do know that there was a backlog after Xmas (peak sales plus staff on holiday). You can also 'phone or they have a forum - www.saitekforum.com - once you register & login a lot more of the forum becomes visible.

Nice, you got more hits than the real one

Press Release: Saitek ready for Microsoft Vista Bristol, 30 January 2007 – Saitek (www.saitek.com) today announced Windows Vista driver support for its entire current PC gaming product range. Microsoft Vista is a major reworking of Windows which not only changes the look of the operating system, but also how it handles networking, media and security. Available in six different versions designed for everyone from home users to large organisations, the Vista operating system increases the security of PC data and improves media handling to help users better organise and enjoy their digital photos, video and music. Saitek has been working for some time to ensure full compliance of its product range with the personal user version of Vista on the day it launches. All products in Saitek’s current PC Gaming range will now ship with Vista drivers and existing customers are also able to download Vista drivers for their Saitek games controller from www.saitek.com. Read more here

Press Release: Saitek ready for Microsoft Vista Bristol, 30 January 2007 – Saitek (www.saitek.com) today announced Windows Vista driver support for its entire current PC gaming product range. Microsoft Vista is a major reworking of Windows which not only changes the look of the operating system, but also how it handles networking, media and security. Available in six different versions designed for everyone from home users to large organisations, the Vista operating system increases the security of PC data and improves media handling to help users better organise and enjoy their digital photos, video and music. Saitek has been working for some time to ensure full compliance of its product range with the personal user version of Vista on the day it launches. All products in Saitek’s current PC Gaming range will now ship with Vista drivers and existing customers are also able to download Vista drivers for their Saitek games controller from www.saitek.com. Saitek Smart Technology (SST) programming software has also been rewritten to run on PCs with the Vista operating system and we are currently beta testing for imminent release (watch the website for regular updates). Customers who have created their own custom profiles for games in Windows 2000, XP or XP64 will be able to easily convert these to run on Vista and the new SST software by downloading conversion software from www.saitek.com. Commenting on the Vista launch, Richard Neville, Saitek Category Manager for PC Gaming, said: “With the release of Windows Vista we have taken the opportunity to completely rewrite our powerful Saitek Smart Technology programming software from the ground up. This enables us to better account for new changes in operating system and PC technology, as well as including new programming features requested by our existing customers. We will be bringing these new features into the programming software via regular updates over the next few months; Windows XP and XP 64 owners will continue to be supported with these releases too.” For more information on Saitek’s PC Gaming range, please visit www.saitek.com. About Saitek: Saitek designs and manufactures consumer electronics products which work together to improve the user’s multimedia, gaming and communications experiences. Constant innovation, superior technology and a high degree of functionality make Saitek products the choice of computer users around the world. The Saitek product range today includes mice, keyboards, headsets, PC gaming controllers, as well as other PC peripherals. The latest addition is a new family of innovative and practical audio products designed to improve users’ digital entertainment experiences. CombatAce note: the drivers are at ftp://ftp.saitek.com/pub/software/vista/ but the SST software for Vista isn't out yet.

should show up on radar

Got it in 1. These games have a two thread engine if you like. 1 handles the gfx & 1 handles the rest.

http://cplengineeringllc.com/SFP1/Skunworks1.html

& hopefully TK gets to keep more of the proceeds this way.

you do realise that this game is effectively being done in people's spare time? There is no big development studio like for IL2 or LOMAC.

Robert Burns, the poet. http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/events/burns/

Erik, seems like the Swedes may be having problems still with dns http://www.simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?...;gonew=1#UNREAD