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Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95 – Windows Readme – English

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Microsoft(r) Flight Simulator(tm) ReadMe
August 1996
(c) Copyright 1996 Microsoft Corporation.

This Document Contains Important Information Specific to
Flight Simulator for Windows 95

Other Sources of Information About Flight Simulator

You can find more information about Flight Simulator in the 
printed Pilot's Handbook and Pilot's Help, the multimedia 
help system for Flight Simulator.

The Pilot's Handbook includes background information about 
the new features in Flight Simulator, the airplanes you can 
fly, and navigation charts.

Pilot's Help includes topics about aerodynamics, cockpit 
instruments, aircraft systems, weather, navigation, 
regulations, and other subjects related to aviation, plus an 
AirportFacilities Directory and detailed procedures for 
using Flight Simulator. To start Pilot's Help, click Pilot's 
Help on the Help menu in Flight Simulator.

And don't forget to visit the Flight Simulator Web site to 
get the latest information. The Web site includes a product 
support page with up-to-date tips, answers to frequently 
asked questions, and articles. Click the Flight Simulator 
Web Site command on the Help menu or use the following URL

httpwww.microsoft.comgamesfsim


CONTENTS

BAO Europe 1 Scenery Add-On Scenery Product
Scenery Products Shipped Before Flight Simulator
  for Windows 95

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SCENERY PRODUCTS SHIPPED BEFORE FLIGHT SIMULATOR
  FOR WINDOWS 95

This section describes how to use add-on scenery that was
designed for previous versions of Flight Simulator with 
Flight Simulator for Windows 95.

Before proceeding, read all the instructions carefully.


BAO EUROPE 1 ADD-ON SCENERY PRODUCT

To use the BAO Europe 1 Add-On scenery, you must copy 
files from your BAO disks into a folder in the directory 
where you installed Flight Simulator for Windows 95. Then 
you must run two EXE files and use the scenery library in 
Flight Simulator to finish installing the BAO Europe 
scenery.

To Copy the Files

1.  Find the folder where you installed Microsoft Flight 
Simulator. The default is CPROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT 
GAMESFLIGHT SIMULATOR. In the steps below, this folder 
is referred to as FLTSIM.

2.  Copy the file DISK1A.EXE from disk #1 to the FLTSIM 
folder.

3.  Create a EUROPE1 folder under your FLTSIMSCENERY 
folder and name it FLTSIMSCENERYEUROPE1.

4.  Copy the file DISK1.EXE from disk #1 and DISK2.EXE from 
disk #2 to the EUROPE1 folder.

5.  Create two new folders under the EUROPE1 folder with the 
names SCENERY and TEXTURE.  These folders should be named 
FLTSIMSCENERYEUROPE1SCENERY and 
FLTSIMSCENERYEUROPE1TEXTURE.

6. From your Flight Simulator CD, copy the files in the 
SCENERY SETUPEUROPE1 folder to the 
FLTSIMSCENERYEUROPE1SCENERY folder.

To Run the DISK1 and DISK2 EXE Files

You should run these EXE files from an MS-DOS command 
prompt.

1. Change to the FLTSIM folder on your hard drive and run 
DISK1A.EXE. Type disk1a at the command prompt.

2. Delete the file DISK1A.EXE from the FLTSIM folder. Type 
del disk1a.exe at the command prompt.

3. Change to the FLTSIMSCENERYEUROPE1 folder and run 
DISK1.EXE and DISK2.EXE. Type disk1 and disk2 at the command 
prompt.

4. Delete the files DISK1.EXE and DISK2.EXE from the EUROPE1 
folder. Type del disk1.exe and del disk2.exe at the command 
prompt.

Completing Installation with the Scenery Library

To finish installing the BAO Europe scenery, use the scenery 
library in Microsoft Flight Simulator.

1. On the World Menu, click Scenery Library.

2. To display the Scenery Areas window, click the Files 
button.

3.  Click the Search button. When the Scenery Area Search 
window appears, select the drive where you installed 
Flight Simulator and click on the Search Drive button.

4. When the search is complete, click the Next Path button 
until you see the add-on folder you created.

5. Type the scenery area title Europe 1 and select the 
scenery area type Local.

6. Click the Scenery Area Active button, and then click the 
Add All Files In Path button.

7. Click Close.

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Setting up Microsoft Scenery Packs

This section describes how to use Microsoft scenery add-on 
products for Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0 or 5.1 with 
Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95.

First, note that if you own Microsoft New York, Paris, or 
the BAO Las Vegas or Washington DC add-on scenery packs,
you don't need to install those scenery add-ons. Those 
products are now included in Flight Simulator for Windows 
95, and they're installed when you run setup.

If you own Microsoft Caribbean, Japan, Hawaii, or Scenery 
Pack I, you must use a new setup program, included on the 
Flight Simulator for Windows 95 CD, to set up those 
products.

To Start the New Scenery Setup

1. Insert the Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95 CD 
in your CD-ROM drive.

2. Click the Start menu on the Windows 95 taskbar and select 
Run.

3. When the Run window appears, enter

dscnsetupsetup.exe

(If your CD-ROM drive uses a letter other than d, replace 
d with the appropriate letter.)

and click OK.

To continue installing the scenery, follow the on-screen 
instructions. Scenery Setup asks which Scenery add-on you 
are installing and for your original disks. Make sure you
select ALL of the Scenery add-ons which you want to install.

Note that certain areas of new scenery included with Flight 
Simulator for Windows 95 are disabled to make way for these 
add-ons. You can reactivate these areas by using the scenery 
library in Flight Simulator. If you installed Hawaii, you
should reactivate the North America scenery area.
For more information about the scenery library, see the
section Configuring and Using Scenery with the Scenery
Library in this document. You'll also find detailed
information about the scenery library in the topics under
Working With Scenery in the Using Flight 
Simulator Section of Pilot's Help.

If you decide to install additional Microsoft add-on scenery
products (Caribbean, Hawaii, Japan, or Scenery Pack 1), first
re-run Scenery Setup and uninstall any existing add-ons from
that list. Then run Scenery Setup again and select ALL
of the products you want install.

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