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| Dave Pitzer 2006-02-26, 7:45 pm |
| I have a nice (IMO) saved flight called: Lear-SFO-Fog
It took me quite a few tries to get the clouds, fog and daylight just right.
I'd like to share this flight setup with a friend (in Sweden!). Is there a
way I can copy and e-mail the appropriate file(s) to him. That is, what
file(s) do I search for (file extension, etc.)?
Thanks,
Dave P.
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| Dave, there are probably two files saved with that flight. A .flt and .wx.
Click Start>my computer. double click on the C drive and find the documents
and settings folder. Double click that folder and you will see your name on
a folder or possibly 'all users'. Double click the folder with the user's
name (your name) > my documents>flight simulator files.
When you get to that folder, right click on the page and chose ARRANGE
Icons by ... and choose 'name' which will put the two files together. Find
the two files, hold down the control key and single click on the two files
you see there to highlight the two files. Place you mouse over the
highlighted files and right click to bring up a menu. Choose SEND TO and you
will see Mail Recepient as one of the choices. Click that option and you
e-mail client address book will probably pop up. If not, you can always
chose COPY and copy the two files to the desk top or some where simple to
find. Then open you e-mail client and choose these two files as the
attachments. You may try to send them to yourself to see what you get. Now
you friend will have to place the files in the proper directory once he/she
receives them, or they will not show up. I also believe the receipient must
have the same aircraft as was used when the flight was saved.
"Dave Pitzer" <dpitzer@sonic.net> wrote in message
news:440118ae$0$95941$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
quote:
>I have a nice (IMO) saved flight called: Lear-SFO-Fog
>
> It took me quite a few tries to get the clouds, fog and daylight just
> right.
> I'd like to share this flight setup with a friend (in Sweden!). Is there a
> way I can copy and e-mail the appropriate file(s) to him. That is, what
> file(s) do I search for (file extension, etc.)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave P.
>
>
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| Dave Pitzer 2006-02-26, 7:45 pm |
| Danny,
Found them!! (and mailed them.)
Thanks,
Dave P
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"Danny" <danny.mckee@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:GzaMf.2586$PW2.350@fe04.lga...
quote:
> Dave, there are probably two files saved with that flight. A .flt and .wx.
> Click Start>my computer. double click on the C drive and find the
documents
quote:
> and settings folder. Double click that folder and you will see your name
on
quote:
> a folder or possibly 'all users'. Double click the folder with the user's
> name (your name) > my documents>flight simulator files.
> When you get to that folder, right click on the page and chose ARRANGE
> Icons by ... and choose 'name' which will put the two files together.
Find
quote:
> the two files, hold down the control key and single click on the two files
> you see there to highlight the two files. Place you mouse over the
> highlighted files and right click to bring up a menu. Choose SEND TO and
you
quote:
> will see Mail Recepient as one of the choices. Click that option and you
> e-mail client address book will probably pop up. If not, you can always
> chose COPY and copy the two files to the desk top or some where simple to
> find. Then open you e-mail client and choose these two files as the
> attachments. You may try to send them to yourself to see what you get.
Now
quote:
> you friend will have to place the files in the proper directory once
he/she
quote:
> receives them, or they will not show up. I also believe the receipient
must
quote:
> have the same aircraft as was used when the flight was saved.
>
>
> "Dave Pitzer" <dpitzer@sonic.net> wrote in message
> news:440118ae$0$95941$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
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| Günter Mangold 2006-02-26, 7:45 pm |
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"Danny" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
quote:
> Dave, there are probably two files saved with that flight. A .flt and .wx.
> Click Start>my computer. double click on the C drive and find the
> documents
[snip]
Thanks Danny,
one of the most precise and comprehensebile guidances I've been
reading.
Günter
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"Dave Pitzer" <dpitzer@sonic.net> wrote in message
news:44013a45$0$96002$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
quote:
> Danny,
>
> Found them!! (and mailed them.)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave P
> ====================
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> "Danny" <danny.mckee@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:GzaMf.2586$PW2.350@fe04.lga...
> documents
> on
> Find
> you
> Now
> he/she
> must
> a
>
>
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| Post the results here. Be interesting to see if it worked for you pilot
friend.
"Dave Pitzer" <dpitzer@sonic.net> wrote in message
news:44013a45$0$96002$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...
quote:
> Danny,
>
> Found them!! (and mailed them.)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave P
> ====================
>
>
> "Danny" <danny.mckee@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:GzaMf.2586$PW2.350@fe04.lga...
> documents
> on
> Find
> you
> Now
> he/she
> must
> a
>
>
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