A couple more questions if I might. I've just about completed the editing of this timetable(American Airlines)...all that's left to do is to add a space(actually a comma)in front of all lines which only contain 1 (ABC)
(ACA),(ORD),2:25p,6:45p,AA2520,738,6 (DFW),2:45p,5:45p,AA2264,M80,X2 In this example I need to put a comma before (DFW)(and multiple other lines with only a single (XXX))....without putting a comma before (ACA),(ORD)(and others with 2). I'll be working on a script to remove all those flights listed on the timetable that must be removed in order for an accurate flight plan set...those flights which must be removed include all that are NOT non-stops, flights which are either Effective or Discontinued by a date specified, codeshare flights, etc. That's one of the most time consuming parts of this project...but obviously not removing that data can really mess things up when you compile all the flight segments. The above example is pretty much what I end up with when finished with a timetable. I then copy the data and create a .csv(Excel)which allows me to move columns around to get the final format to create my flight plans for Flight Simulator(using the program to compile the data I mentioned in my original post). That format is basically... Flight#;Dep.(airport);Arr.(airport);Dep(time);Arr(time);days of the week flown;aircraft type or (using example above for that particular flight segment) 2520;ACA;ORD;2:25pm;6:45pm;6;738 2264;ACA;DFW;2:45pm,5:45pm;134567;M80 -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,52367,52395> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
