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Dave Schwartz

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Oct 24, 2004, 10:38:37 AM10/24/04
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Is there anyway to get a flight plan created by FSNav to show up in FS2004's
GPS? If not, then I assume the GPS function is useless when flying a FSNav
plan, right?


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Dave Schwartz
Commack, NY


Rob Ross

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Oct 24, 2004, 11:05:38 AM10/24/04
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Just export it to FS2004 from FSNav then load it in FS2004. With FSNav's
moving map there is very little a need to use FS2004's GPS but you can if
you want.
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Bill Leaming

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Oct 27, 2004, 1:44:44 AM10/27/04
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Dave Schwartz wrote:
> Is there anyway to get a flight plan created by FSNav to show up in FS2004's
> GPS? If not, then I assume the GPS function is useless when flying a FSNav
> plan, right?

If you had read the instructions, you would already know the answer is
yes...

Bill

Dave Schwartz

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Oct 29, 2004, 7:25:23 PM10/29/04
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Blow me, Bill


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A Guy Called Tyketto

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Oct 30, 2004, 2:35:31 AM10/30/04
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Dave Schwartz <who4...@optonline.net> wrote:
> Blow me, Bill
>

Bill has a point though, Dave.

RTFM is always a good thing. It is easily done, and doesn't take
a degree in theoretical physics to do it. Simply export the plan to
FS2004 / FS2002 format, and load it up in the flight planner. you're
done.

This is also an FAQ, covered on the FSNav website. RTFM.

BL.
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Bill Leaming

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Oct 30, 2004, 12:11:34 AM10/30/04
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Dave Schwartz wrote:
> Blow me, Bill

Now there's a nice, well-mannered and mature reply.

You can read a freaking newsgroup message, but can't be bothered to read the
instructions?

What's wrong with this picture?

Don't bother asking anymore questions, Dave.

No one will answer with your crappy attitude.

Fr. Bill

Simon

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Oct 30, 2004, 3:28:14 PM10/30/04
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Dave Schwartz wrote:
> Blow me, Bill
>
>

LOL, I haven't heard that one since school.
"blow me" must be the international way of saying, "you are right".

Come one dave, leave the school grounds and grow up.

Simon

Mark Brummett

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Oct 31, 2004, 1:11:14 PM10/31/04
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I think, suffice it to say, you've pretty much 'blown' all your chances for
anyone on here to help you again.

How bout a binky??

Jeez...


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