The manual recommends using the MSFS FLIGHT/SAVE for saving flight scenario. The PMDG Save Panel State Menu is used to save the current state of switches etc from within Microsoft Flight Simulator.
If I set up a flight, say from Heathrow, leave the aircraft at the terminal, save the situation and close FS9; when I return to that situation, everything is in order and ready to fly. If however, should I take off and fly part of a route and then save the situation, then close FS9. This time when I return to the situation there are no panels, just the outside view. I have tried saving the panels at the same time and when 'reloading' them there is still a blank.
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By: gedi - 29th January 2009 at 15:37
The manual recommends using the MSFS FLIGHT/SAVE for saving flight scenario. The PMDG Save Panel State Menu is used to save the current state of switches etc from within Microsoft Flight Simulator.
If I set up a flight, say from Heathrow, leave the aircraft at the terminal, save the situation and close FS9; when I return to that situation, everything is in order and ready to fly. If however, should I take off and fly part of a route and then save the situation, then close FS9. This time when I return to the situation there are no panels, just the outside view. I have tried saving the panels at the same time and when 'reloading' them there is still a blank.
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