Re: FS2000, etc

[straker]

Hello, Pete,
I know what you mean about scenery versus flying. If I were heavily into the

latter, I'd have had a new computer years ago. As I essentially fool around
with my old crates once I build them (and enjoy trying just about every bit of
new scenery to see if it'll work in FS5.1), I limp along with "touring," not
"flying."
However, I do enjoy the occasional ATC adventure and would like more
interaction of the sort you mention. The FS world is such a broad one, you'd
think there'd be markets for everything from gulls to VA repaints.
Re England, I recall some folks assumed EngEd was English Edward.
-- Dennis S, FSEngEd@AOL.COM

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to dennis
WELL...we now have on the wal mart shelf FLY,Flight pro 1,2,3,Flight
unlimited 1,2,3, and the micro soft collection....plus other flight sims
iv missed (sorry)..
I guy i know went from fs4 to fly...(IS so great)on and on and on...
but i want to build scenery fly my DC-6 and practice fire bombing
I can do this in fs 5.1 and 98.....the others i cant....
As i mentioned before in fs2000....improved meigs field..Dont fly there...
new Cessnas and a beech turbo prop,,,well dont fly those...
new clouds...I only fly on clear days...also not to many clouds in
arizona during the day....
interactinve adventures using you 747....just dont....
Its back to flighing....taking a 7 minute run to Marthas vinyard from
newbedford ma.......weaving my dc6 through the hills of the avra valley...
taking a tour of cape canaveral in my cessna 337 pushme -pull- you
only these things can be done in fs5 or 98 by building and adding....
im not impressed yet...and i think its funny all the messages from the
sim world wanting to know...IS ALL MY FS98 stuff going to run in fs2000?????
pete

[einstein]

Hello, Pete,
I know what you mean about scenery versus flying. If I were heavily into the

latter, I'd have had a new computer years ago. As I essentially fool around
with my old crates once I build them (and enjoy trying just about every bit of
new scenery to see if it'll work in FS5.1), I limp along with "touring," not
"flying."
However, I do enjoy the occasional ATC adventure and would like more
interaction of the sort you mention. The FS world is such a broad one, you'd
think there'd be markets for everything from gulls to VA repaints.
Re England, I recall some folks assumed EngEd was English Edward.
-- Dennis S, FSEngEd@AOL.COM

Hi Dennis,

Pardon me for butting into this thread but you've just answered a question that
has had me puzzled for a long time. I assumed that FSEngEd was the abbreviation
for some kind of engineering diploma or fellowship of some academic
institution. Thanks for putting me straight:-)

Richard