[Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Scott Shade
Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get the 
sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got the 
right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual 
for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation. 
In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary 
components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC 
pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been 
said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator gets 
positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the pluggin 
work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank, 
blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was 
supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is registered 
I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend 
however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really 
good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the 
aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also 
forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide to 
flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page 
air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within 
five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy this, 
you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the use 
of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and 
I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with 
bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest, 
I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.  Take 
care all,
Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread shaun everiss
scot can you mail me off list as reguards to flight sim2002 I think I 
may get the files off you if you don't mind.
also the books you mentioned.
I have everything else.
At 07:27 p.m. 4/09/2007, you wrote:

Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get the
sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got the
right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation.
In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been
said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator gets
positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the pluggin
work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is registered
I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide to
flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page
air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy this,
you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the use
of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest,
I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.  Take
care all,
Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] vb6 programming

2007-09-04 Thread Jim Kitchen
Hi Josh,

Thanks.  That's what I figure as well.  Heck 24 VB6 games and counting. grin

Thanks again and BFN

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Hi,

As for your particular style of programming. I say--, who cares if the code 
is not up to the standards of the professional programmers because if the 
games work good and you can read your code then who cares? The games are 
stable and they work, so why fix something that isn't broken?

Josh

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Re: [Audyssey] Response to Trenton was Kitchensinc games

2007-09-04 Thread Jim Kitchen
Hi Blind Guy,

If you install my WinKit.zip file you should be good to go with VB6 games in 
Vista.

HTH

BFN

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Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, 
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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Michael Maslo
I have the cd's also!

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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

scot can you mail me off list as reguards to flight sim2002 I think I 
may get the files off you if you don't mind.
also the books you mentioned.
I have everything else.
At 07:27 p.m. 4/09/2007, you wrote:

Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get
the
sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got
the
right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation.
In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been
said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator
gets
positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the
pluggin
work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is
registered
I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide
to
flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page
air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy
this,
you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the
use
of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest,
I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.  Take
care all,
Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Michael Maslo
Scott:

You using windows xp or vista?

What manual is the beginner guide to flying? What is the file name?? I have
the program but trying to run it on vista. It is a lot harder.


When I first tried to run the game I got a error about accelerator and the
game had to start in safe mode. If I unloaded aws and loaded narrator it
wold work perfectly.

I ran the dxdiag in run command and got that some of the 3g draw was not
available and one other of the direct x features were available.

Again when I tried with narrator it worked perfectly. I agree there is a lot
of reading that has to be done and I can't play with the fs navigator yet
for I have no voice that can read the screens.

I need suggestions on how I can fix this problem or can it be fixed inside
of vista?



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Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 2:27 AM
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Subject: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get the

sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got the

right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual 
for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation. 
In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary 
components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC 
pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been 
said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator gets

positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the pluggin

work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank, 
blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was 
supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is registered

I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend 
however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really 
good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the 
aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also 
forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide to

flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page 
air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within 
five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy this,

you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the use

of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and 
I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with 
bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest, 
I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.  Take 
care all,
Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Tristan
Hi,
Can someone upload the flight simulator, and all the files (manuals, FS 
Navigater, etc) to sendspace? Or just send it to me contact me on msn at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

thanks
Regards,
Tristan Bussiere

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- Original Message - 
From: Scott Shade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 3:27 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long


 Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get 
 the
 sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got 
 the
 right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
 for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation.
 In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
 components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
 pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been
 said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator 
 gets
 positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the 
 pluggin
 work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
 blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
 supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is 
 registered
 I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
 however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
 good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
 aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
 forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide 
 to
 flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page
 air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
 five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy 
 this,
 you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the 
 use
 of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
 I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
 bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest,
 I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something. 
 Take
 care all,
 Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Raul a. Gallegos
Why not just get it from the net like other have?

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 Hi,
 Can someone upload the flight simulator, and all the files (manuals, FS 
 Navigater, etc) to sendspace? Or just send it to me contact me on msn at:
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Re: [Audyssey] pipe2

2007-09-04 Thread Raul a. Gallegos
Hi there. I'm glad my strategy has helped some. And yes, it is Tom.

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nicol said the following on 8/28/2007 4:23 PM:
 Here is some stats.
 I'm lucky to beat 3 games in a row./
 I make use of raul's strategy to die on purpose on side scroller levels so
 that I can gain more points on completing previous levels again.
 Does anyone know who does the voice overs  for pipe2? I wonder if its thom
 randle, it  definitely can't be Justin.
 ***Statistics for Game Started on 8/28/2007 9:44:14 PM

 Final Score: 2973531; not high enough to reach your local top ten
 You reached position 1 on the scoreboards.
 You beat the game! Congratulations!
 Difficulty: Normal
 Game Duration: 28 minutes 42 seconds
 Minutes remaining on game clock: 3
 Total hammer swings: 1259
 Hammer hitting accuracy: 99.8%

   

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[Audyssey] a question about mush client

2007-09-04 Thread Greg
Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to get mush client to ignore certain strings 
of characters like |.
Thanks Greg
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Re: [Audyssey] kitchensinc and vista

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Mark,
Yes, they do. Installing them requires you to run the *install.exe files 
as administrator,but as long as Winkit is installed prier to installing 
your games they work fine under Vista.


mark bishop wrote:
 Do Kitchensinc games work with vista?  I ask because my brother has just ac 
 quired vista and has problems with some games.
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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Michael,
Possably. Which version of DirectX are you running. Are you running the 
stock DirectX 10 that ships with Vista, or have you installed a DirectX 
9.0C side by side install with DirectX 10 for backwards compatibility?


Michael Maslo wrote:
 Scott:

 You using windows xp or vista?

 What manual is the beginner guide to flying? What is the file name?? I have
 the program but trying to run it on vista. It is a lot harder.


 When I first tried to run the game I got a error about accelerator and the
 game had to start in safe mode. If I unloaded aws and loaded narrator it
 wold work perfectly.

 I ran the dxdiag in run command and got that some of the 3g draw was not
 available and one other of the direct x features were available.

 Again when I tried with narrator it worked perfectly. I agree there is a lot
 of reading that has to be done and I can't play with the fs navigator yet
 for I have no voice that can read the screens.

 I need suggestions on how I can fix this problem or can it be fixed inside
 of vista?


   


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[Audyssey] Moderator warning was fs2002 with fsnavigator

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Tristan and all,
FS Navigator and Microsoft Flight Sym  are commercial products. Copying 
and sending them to send space for all to use is a breech of the end 
user license agreement for those products, and is by definition software 
piracy.
 As a list moderator it is my duty to let everyone know before hand any 
piracy regarding these titles will be delt with swiftly and sternly 
weather or not you have chosen to read this message. This is in the list 
guide lines, and no piracy will be aloud on list unless written 
permission from the creater of the software has given permission to do so.
Thanks.


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Josh
Hey that would be cool if you could do a podcast on it.

Josh

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 Scott:

 You using windows xp or vista?

 What manual is the beginner guide to flying? What is the file name?? I 
 have
 the program but trying to run it on vista. It is a lot harder.


 When I first tried to run the game I got a error about accelerator and the
 game had to start in safe mode. If I unloaded aws and loaded narrator it
 wold work perfectly.

 I ran the dxdiag in run command and got that some of the 3g draw was not
 available and one other of the direct x features were available.

 Again when I tried with narrator it worked perfectly. I agree there is a 
 lot
 of reading that has to be done and I can't play with the fs navigator yet
 for I have no voice that can read the screens.

 I need suggestions on how I can fix this problem or can it be fixed inside
 of vista?



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 Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 2:27 AM
 To: Gamers Discussion list
 Subject: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

 Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get 
 the

 sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got 
 the

 right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
 for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation.
 In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
 components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
 pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been
 said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator 
 gets

 positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the 
 pluggin

 work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
 blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
 supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is 
 registered

 I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
 however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
 good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
 aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
 forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide 
 to

 flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page
 air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
 five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy 
 this,

 you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the 
 use

 of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
 I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
 bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest,
 I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something. 
 Take
 care all,
 Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] vb6 programming

2007-09-04 Thread Josh
Do you have plans for making any new games?

Josh

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 Hi Josh,

 Thanks.  That's what I figure as well.  Heck 24 VB6 games and counting. 
 grin

 Thanks again and BFN

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 Hi,

 As for your particular style of programming. I say--, who cares if the 
 code
 is not up to the standards of the professional programmers because if the
 games work good and you can read your code then who cares? The games are
 stable and they work, so why fix something that isn't broken?

 Josh

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[Audyssey] joy stick recommendations

2007-09-04 Thread Scott Shade
Hello all.  I've never messed with using a joy stick with a pc.  Can anyone 
make any good recommendations as to a good joy stick to get, or does it 
depend on the game?  I don't want or really need the force feed back joy 
stick as I'm not sure if it would be supported in fs2002.  I just need one 
with I think up to 7 buttons?  I'm not sure for the aircraft control.  When 
I think of a joy stick, I'm thinking back to the old atari games with them 
type of joy sticks and I know thats not the case here.  Thanks much,
Scott


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[Audyssey] cyber assault

2007-09-04 Thread johnny tai
Want a mud where there's no PK? Want guns and grenades and cannons to kill
monsters with? Want a working pet system, and alot of things to kill? Want
to create your very own cyborg warrior? Well, try cyber assault!
This mud I newly started on is a mix of modern themes and shadowrun
concepts. Everything from reloadable guns to working grenades that can kill
a whole room of mobs, they are all here.
The admins are friendly, and they hoast quests for you to earn your quest
points with. Pretty everything's optional, if you want to RP, go ahead, if
you want to just sit back and blow up things, do that.
So check it out, the mud is currently quiet, but hopefully things will pick
up soon.
www.cyberassault.org


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[Audyssey] SoundRTS sound pack?

2007-09-04 Thread Cary
Hi
I'm trying to get the hang of this sound rts thing, and I listened to Che's
tutorial, and his sounds are different than mine.  So I went and downloaded
the soundpack from Ken Downey's site, but all the sounds are in wav format
and the sounds in the sounds folder are ogg.  So what do I have to do?  I
thought I had to replace the sounds folder and it would work, but it put the
wav files in with the ogg files so now they're all mixed together and so I
ended up just having to delete everything and start all over.  So basically
I'm asking how to use the sound pack if the sounds are in wav and the
originals are in ogg.
Thanks.
-Cary


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Re: [Audyssey] joy stick recommendations

2007-09-04 Thread Raul a. Gallegos
Hi. I've had great luck with the Microsoft sidewinder which is an older 
one, but it is supported still. It's a 9 button stick and works great 
for many games. Another good one is the Logitech flight sim joy stick 
which is good for playing flying games. I do pretty good at playing 
games like Troopanum with it.


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Scott Shade said the following on 9/4/2007 12:43 PM:
 Hello all.  I've never messed with using a joy stick with a pc.  Can anyone 
 make any good recommendations as to a good joy stick to get, or does it 
 depend on the game?  I don't want or really need the force feed back joy 
 stick as I'm not sure if it would be supported in fs2002.  I just need one 
 with I think up to 7 buttons?  I'm not sure for the aircraft control.  When 
 I think of a joy stick, I'm thinking back to the old atari games with them 
 type of joy sticks and I know thats not the case here.  Thanks much,
 Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] joy stick recommendations

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Scott,
Generally, for an all purpose joystick/game pad I would pick the Logitec 
Rumble Pad. They are typically inexpensive, have lots of buttons, and as 
I said work well with allot of games.As for something that looks like 
Atari joysticks I haven't seen anything like those in years. Now days 
the game pads are more like what you will find.


Scott Shade wrote:
 Hello all.  I've never messed with using a joy stick with a pc.  Can anyone 
 make any good recommendations as to a good joy stick to get, or does it 
 depend on the game?  I don't want or really need the force feed back joy 
 stick as I'm not sure if it would be supported in fs2002.  I just need one 
 with I think up to 7 buttons?  I'm not sure for the aircraft control.  When 
 I think of a joy stick, I'm thinking back to the old atari games with them 
 type of joy sticks and I know thats not the case here.  Thanks much,
 Scott
   


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Re: [Audyssey] joy stick recommendations

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi,
Just a note about the Sidewinder. It is a great stick, but is no longer 
being made by Microsoft so the only way to obtain one of those puppies 
is to get it via ebay or similar reseller site.

Raul a. Gallegos wrote:
 Hi. I've had great luck with the Microsoft sidewinder which is an older 
 one, but it is supported still. It's a 9 button stick and works great 
 for many games. Another good one is the Logitech flight sim joy stick 
 which is good for playing flying games. I do pretty good at playing 
 games like Troopanum with it.


 Good luck.

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Re: [Audyssey] SoundRTS sound pack?

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Kary,
The sound pack was made for an older version of Sound RTS which used wav 
files. Later/newer versions of Sound RTS use ogg files. If you want to 
use the sound pack on the latest Sound RTS you should be able to use 
Gold Wave or Sound Forge to convert them to ogg with no problem. Then, 
just drop them in.


Cary wrote:
 Hi
 I'm trying to get the hang of this sound rts thing, and I listened to Che's
 tutorial, and his sounds are different than mine.  So I went and downloaded
 the soundpack from Ken Downey's site, but all the sounds are in wav format
 and the sounds in the sounds folder are ogg.  So what do I have to do?  I
 thought I had to replace the sounds folder and it would work, but it put the
 wav files in with the ogg files so now they're all mixed together and so I
 ended up just having to delete everything and start all over.  So basically
 I'm asking how to use the sound pack if the sounds are in wav and the
 originals are in ogg.
 Thanks.
 -Cary
   


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Re: [Audyssey] Audio Game Programming Languages

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Jim,
Yeah, I am beginning to see the problem. The version of Jaws you have is 
incompatible with allot of newer software. It won't work with the 
Mozilla products like Firefox and Thunderbird which I like over Internet 
Explorer and Windows Mail, it probably won't support Internet Explorer 7 
well, Visual Studio 2003 and later, newer versions of MS office like 
Office 2007, etc...
To use VS 2003/2005 I highly recommend Jaws 8 or Window Eyes  6.1, 
Windows XP or Vista, and the technology just needs the latest screen 
readers to get the best possible accessibility.
Recommendations aside for a long time I did manage to use VS 2003 with 
Jaws 7 and Window Eyes 5.0 for quite a while, before upgrading to VS 
2005 and screen reader upgrades as well.
Besides the screen reader upgrades you'd have to certainly read a few 
books on VB .Net to get the hang of object oriented programming. For 
structured programmers who never dealt with oop you'd end up having to 
unlearn years of old habits, and begin learning to program fresh the way 
modern standards conventionally hold programs should be written. It 
wouldn't be cheap and it wouldn't be quick and easy under these 
circumstances.

Jim Kitchen wrote:
 Hi Damien,

 That would be one more reason that I have not tried VB Net.  I have always, 
 always programmed in the Basic IDE.  I am afraid that my very old version 
 (4.02) of JFW would not do well in VB Net.  However it works perfectly for me 
 in VB6.  It may not for everyone though.  Guess it would depend on what or 
 how you want to do with it.  But for me it works perfectly.

 BFN

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Re: [Audyssey] Kitchensinc games in vb6

2007-09-04 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Jim,
Well, the new and improved compatibility chart should appear in the 
fall/winter release of the Audyssey mag.
By the way, just a question here. Why did you decide to make your own 
custom launcher program like Winkit when it would have been probably 
allot easier just to script an install with InnoSetup, and had a full 
installer with custom icons, program groups, etc?
I'm truly interested as to why you felt going the way you did was better 
than a standardized install.
Cheers.


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread shaun everiss
ok well can someone get me the game.
its a bit big I don't mind downloading things though.
At 12:07 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

I have the cd's also!

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scot can you mail me off list as reguards to flight sim2002 I think I
may get the files off you if you don't mind.
also the books you mentioned.
I have everything else.
At 07:27 p.m. 4/09/2007, you wrote:

 Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get
the
 sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got
the
 right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
 for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation.
 In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
 components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
 pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been
 said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator
gets
 positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the
pluggin
 work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
 blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
 supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is
registered
 I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
 however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
 good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
 aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
 forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide
to
 flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page
 air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
 five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy
this,
 you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the
use
 of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
 I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
 bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest,
 I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.  Take
 care all,
 Scott
 
 
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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread shaun everiss
thats the trouble can't find a good torrent to get it and torrents 
get rather slow here.
yeah if I could be pointed where I could get that that would rock.
At 12:28 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

Why not just get it from the net like other have?

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  Can someone upload the flight simulator, and all the files (manuals, FS
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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Michael Maslo
Thomas:

I installed direct x 9 along with direct 10 both. At least I think because
your Montezuma revenge works perfectly.

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Hi Michael,
Possably. Which version of DirectX are you running. Are you running the 
stock DirectX 10 that ships with Vista, or have you installed a DirectX 
9.0C side by side install with DirectX 10 for backwards compatibility?


Michael Maslo wrote:
 Scott:

 You using windows xp or vista?

 What manual is the beginner guide to flying? What is the file name?? I
have
 the program but trying to run it on vista. It is a lot harder.


 When I first tried to run the game I got a error about accelerator and the
 game had to start in safe mode. If I unloaded aws and loaded narrator it
 wold work perfectly.

 I ran the dxdiag in run command and got that some of the 3g draw was not
 available and one other of the direct x features were available.

 Again when I tried with narrator it worked perfectly. I agree there is a
lot
 of reading that has to be done and I can't play with the fs navigator yet
 for I have no voice that can read the screens.

 I need suggestions on how I can fix this problem or can it be fixed inside
 of vista?


   


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread shaun everiss
also can anyone tell me what site the free books and stuff you use 
are located so I can get them?
At 12:16 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

Scott:

You using windows xp or vista?

What manual is the beginner guide to flying? What is the file name?? I have
the program but trying to run it on vista. It is a lot harder.


When I first tried to run the game I got a error about accelerator and the
game had to start in safe mode. If I unloaded aws and loaded narrator it
wold work perfectly.

I ran the dxdiag in run command and got that some of the 3g draw was not
available and one other of the direct x features were available.

Again when I tried with narrator it worked perfectly. I agree there is a lot
of reading that has to be done and I can't play with the fs navigator yet
for I have no voice that can read the screens.

I need suggestions on how I can fix this problem or can it be fixed inside
of vista?



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Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get the

sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got the

right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main installation.
In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having been
said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator gets

positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the pluggin

work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is registered

I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide to

flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75 page
air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy this,

you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the use

of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite interest,
I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.  Take
care all,
Scott


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Re: [Audyssey] Moderator warning was fs2002 with fsnavigator

2007-09-04 Thread shaun everiss
sorry about those msgs then.
At 02:02 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

Hi Tristan and all,
FS Navigator and Microsoft Flight Sym  are commercial products. Copying
and sending them to send space for all to use is a breech of the end
user license agreement for those products, and is by definition software
piracy.
  As a list moderator it is my duty to let everyone know before hand any
piracy regarding these titles will be delt with swiftly and sternly
weather or not you have chosen to read this message. This is in the list
guide lines, and no piracy will be aloud on list unless written
permission from the creater of the software has given permission to do so.
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Re: [Audyssey] joy stick recommendations

2007-09-04 Thread shaun everiss
I have two pads/sticks.
the first is an old sidewinder pad for usb its one of those fake mass 
produced 19 buck jobs.
The other is a full ffb logitech ffb stick with throttle, shooting 
button, middle push turn stick and several other buttons.
I have heard that ffb sticks have centering issues with ffb on or something.
I have plugs to plug a stick in, however  I don't know about room at 
least not all the time.
Anyway to make your mouse a actual stick?
At 10:56 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

Hi Scott,
Generally, for an all purpose joystick/game pad I would pick the Logitec
Rumble Pad. They are typically inexpensive, have lots of buttons, and as
I said work well with allot of games.As for something that looks like
Atari joysticks I haven't seen anything like those in years. Now days
the game pads are more like what you will find.


Scott Shade wrote:
  Hello all.  I've never messed with using a joy stick with a 
 pc.  Can anyone
  make any good recommendations as to a good joy stick to get, or does it
  depend on the game?  I don't want or really need the force feed back joy
  stick as I'm not sure if it would be supported in fs2002.  I just need one
  with I think up to 7 buttons?  I'm not sure for the aircraft 
 control.  When
  I think of a joy stick, I'm thinking back to the old atari games with them
  type of joy sticks and I know thats not the case here.  Thanks much,
  Scott
 


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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Michael Maslo
You can get it from Ebay for $10

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thats the trouble can't find a good torrent to get it and torrents 
get rather slow here.
yeah if I could be pointed where I could get that that would rock.
At 12:28 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

Why not just get it from the net like other have?

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  Can someone upload the flight simulator, and all the files (manuals, FS
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Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

2007-09-04 Thread Michael Maslo
Hi list:

Just wanted to make everyone aware that if you have jaws or window eyes and
vista you are unable to play fs 2002 while it is loaded. It is quite weird
but as I understand it from windows eyes and freedom scientific the mirror
part of the operating system disables features of the video card in order to
read.

In other words only play with windows xp. 

Thank goodness I have a system with XP on it.

I play with narrator but unfortunately it does not read well. I will
hopefully have it up by next week and I can play. I keep crashing with the
lesson part because I can't see the heights etc.

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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] fs2002 with fsnavigator and jfw slightly long

ok well can someone get me the game.
its a bit big I don't mind downloading things though.
At 12:07 a.m. 5/09/2007, you wrote:

I have the cd's also!

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scot can you mail me off list as reguards to flight sim2002 I think I
may get the files off you if you don't mind.
also the books you mentioned.
I have everything else.
At 07:27 p.m. 4/09/2007, you wrote:

 Okay,  I've managed to get these files from wagner as my attempts to get
the
 sim by other means was unsuccessful and I wanted to be sure I indeed got
the
 right version.  To answer some initial questions.  Yes, there is a manual
 for fsnavigator.  Its an adobe file that is part of the main
installation.
 In reference to the other message sent to the list about the necessary
 components, I've gotten the fsnavigator, pm sounds pluggin, the FSUIPC
 pluggin and fs2002 to work reasonably well with jfw 8.0.  That having
been
 said.  I'll forewarn you now that if that window that holds fsnavigator
gets
 positioned out of place by anything, it gets really hard to make the
pluggin
 work as it should.  The screen simply shows up with jfw reading blank,
 blank, blank.  I can tell you that I purchased the pluggin and it was
 supposed to cost about $45.00 U.S. currency.  Once the pluggin is
registered
 I've found the unlocked features to be quite worth it.  I will recommend
 however, that if your going to try to use this thing, that you be really
 good at keyboard reassignments as keyboard use to attempt to fly the
 aircraft can and certainly will interfere with jfw operation.  I'll also
 forewarn you that I've had to read a good majority of the beginners guide
to
 flying handbook, whitch is about 183 pages in adobe format.  And a 75
page
 air traffic control guide.  You will not, get this up and running within
 five minutes and be able to play it as a game.  If your going to enjoy
this,
 you need to approach it as an aviation enthusiast.  I also recommend the
use
 of a joystick for easier control over the aircraft.  I don't have one and
 I'm really wishing I had one now.  I've done a few autopilot runs with
 bigger aircraft with reasonable success.  If there is a definite
interest,
 I'll try to do a podcast and post it to blind cool tech or something.
Take
 care all,
 Scott
 
 
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[Audyssey] updated trivia files.

2007-09-04 Thread Lisa hayes
Hi Jim, I was wondering now all the potter books are out are you going to 
update the trivia file on Harry potter that you wrote ages ago, thanks.  
Lisa Hayes
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Re: [Audyssey] updated trivia files.

2007-09-04 Thread Missy Hoppe
Hi! I'd be interested in more Harry Potter trivia as well. I really hope 
that a new trivia engine comes out that includes the seventh book!
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