[solved] Delete?

[bgx2]

Hi.I was wondering if there is a way i could delete a flight from my flight's log.I am new in FSP , i have about 25 flights
but yesterday as i
was flying EHAM-TNCM i Iincidentally pressed F8 key which fully extends the flaps (at FL380 with speed 300 knts).However,i
immediatelly
press F5 to retracts them but as i was using 16x time acceleration it was too late.Then i dont't know why i didn't hear the
FO saying that
the flaps are damaged.They worked perfectly during landing.At my final report it was written that i haven't declared an
emergeny and
since i damaged the flaps(due to the speed) the penalty points were 1446.And after 25 flights ranked as "perfect" the last one
is "Horibble" So can i delete my fligth from the database?

[SkyAirWorld]

Sorry,

Nope, No way to delete a flight once its been placed in the system.

[relichd]

To avoid similar disappointments in the future, I'd recommend to switch log recording to manual, not automatic... This way you'd be abe to decide
which flights to record or not.

David

[bgx2]

And how can i do it?

[relichd]

I'm not sure if you can do it in your current scenario but you might try to go to FsP settings and you'll find that option somwhere there. Sorry, I
didn't see it for quite some time so I'm not sure where exactly it is. You might have a look at the user guide document -
http://www.fspassengers.com/?action=down...tation.zip

[jetEnglandDotCom]

You could also just roll back your computer to before the flight =]

[Joeflyer]

jetEnglandDotCom wrote:
You could also just roll back your computer to before the flight =]

You mean perform a system restore, correct? You may want to say as much since some computer novices will not know what "rolling
back" means

[pealextf]

As relichd said, I also don't reccomend to use automatic flight recording, because FS makes the plane crash or some AI planes crash
on you sometimes, and it makes you lose points.



Post Edited ( 04-29-09 22:01 )

[jetEnglandDotCom]

@Joe, yeah using system restore.
Since the database is in the program files, it would roll back