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Your ident is incorrect. It should be 11013...
//-------------------------------------------------------- [Window01] Background_color=0,0,0 size_mm=937,910 window_size_ratio=1.000 position=7 visible=0 ident=11013 window_size= 0.340, 0.580 window_pos= 0.660, 0.420 zorder=99 gauge00=MPI_GNS!GNS530, 0,0,800,581,1:2:11013

Ah, so much wonderful confusion. For the record:
 
1. C310R has three options:
GTN750 + GNS430 (coming in update soon) GTN750 + GTN650 GTN650 + GTN650 2. B55/E55 has two options:
GTN750 GTN650 + GTN650 If you own the GTN650, you can have two for the price of one, COM1/NAV1 and COM2/NAV2.

Without the actual .gmax or .max source files, it is quite simply not possible to accomplish. Period.

Configuring 101:
Look in the C:\ProgramData\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3Dv3 folder and... Open the simobjects.cfg file in Notepad.exe (or Notepad++.exe) Carefully copy/paste/edit [Entry.0] and contents to the bottom of the file as shown below Note that in the sample entry I've made, I have created a new set of folders on my D drive:
D:\AddOns\SimObjects\Airplanes
[Entry.9] Title=Default Countermeasures Path=SimObjects\Countermeasures Required=True Active=True [Entry.10] Title=AddOn Airplanes Path=D:\AddOns\SimObjects\Airplanes Required=True Active=True You can also edit the gauges.cfg file to add a new ..\gauges folder:
[Entry.0] Title=Default Gauges Path=Gauges Required=True Active=True [Entry.1] Title=Addon Gauges Path=D:\AddOns\Gauges Required=True Active=True The same thing may also be done to any other remote folders you want to have:
effects.cfg
fonts.cfg
et cetera!

There is a "button" to pre-view results without voting.

Moderator's note to everyone...
 
Please, when quoting a previous post, trim off all but a sentence or two to maintain continuity. It is completely unnecessary to quote an entire wall of text.
 
Keep in mind that there are folks who log in with their smart phones!

The site suddenly crashed today generating 503 errors (an overflow issue) and continues to stay in that state.  I was able to gain access most of the day but can no longer.  We are not quite sure what caused the current problem(s) but our technician will be checking out the servers to find and fix the problem.  Thank you for your patience.
 
EDIT:
Chase has successfully fixed the 503 errors temporarily until repairs of the server can be made.  He put it in Performance Mode which gives us access to most things on the site. 

Un-docking and moving a 2d (flat) panel is possible, but only if one exists!
 
Most aircraft these days do not have a 2d panel at all. It is impossible to "move" a 3d virtual cockpit to another monitor, as it is an integral part of the visible model.

PMDG will not work in FSX:SE until and unless PMDG release new installers.

Open the Cameras.cfg file and add the entry to it...
 
x:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\FSX\Cameras.CFG
 
 

What is available and what is used are two different things altogether!
 
Besides, the issue isn't RAM per se, but rather Virtual Address Space (VAS), which again is an entirely separate issue from physical RAM...
 
To set your mind at rest however, since you are running FSX (LAA flagged) under Win7 x64 operating system, all the prerequisites have been met.

P3Dv2 has precisely the same ATC as P3Dv1 and FSX.
 
Discussion of one's license option is not permitted at AVSIM. Period.

You do know that L-M offers a very liberal 60 day no-quibbling R E F U N D if you aren't happy. So, tell me again what the risk is?
 
If you want to see how it runs, buy it, install it, then use it for up to 60 days. If you truly aren't impressed, ask for a refund! :He He:

Once installed it should run essentially "forever." Of course, should you need to reinstall on new hardware and for whatever reason the activation servers are no longer working...
 
...but that's as unlikely as MS suddenly going out of business! :lol:

Well, that's still quite confusing. It seems a bit pointless to have so many copies of a single file scattered all over the place.
 
At least I've learned my "one new thing for the day" now though. I can sleep easy... ^_^

In that case then, let me repost the XML script the correct way for posterity:
<Element> <Position X="0" Y="200" />  <Select>    <Value>      (A:sim on ground,bool) !      if{        (A:GPS WP ETE, minutes) 2 <       (A:GPS IS ACTIVE WAY POINT,bool)        (A:ELECTRICAL AVIONICS BUS VOLTAGE, volts) 10 >        and and        if{ 1 }        els{ 0 }        }      els{ 0 }    </Value>    <Case Value="0"> <Image Name="wpt Alert1.bmp" Bright="yes"/> </Case>    <Case Value="1"> <Image Name="wpt Alert2.bmp" Bright="yes"/> </Case>  </Select> </Element>          

You are missing the "colon" before the index number:

This should be...

(A:Fuel tank selector:1,enum)

Frequency of flashing is set IN the .fx file(s) themselves, which are nothing more nor less than simple ASCII text files with an .fx extension.