Airline

[Mongoose]

Joeflyer wrote:
Planeman, please check your messages....I just sent you one.

With all due respect to all here on this forum. I'm pretty new here and also new to FSP and have gleaned much information from both reading this forum
and from asking questions that, to some of you, must seem pretty darn stupid. But it seems to me that there is a fellow simmer here who is interested
enough (whether or not he's bought or is just looking to buy) in FSP who just needs some help. I, for one, am perfectly willing and happy to answer
any questions that come along from anybody who cares enough to ask.
So maybe instead of just saying, "go away and look it up" maybe we could all just give a good, direct answer and then gently show the direction he can
go to find even more information. One never knows the limitations other people are working under.
The only stupid question asked is the one never asked!
Just my humble opinion!

[iflyfsx]

There's nothing wrong with asking questions...after you've read the documentation.

This is a pretty helpful forum, but answering the same question over and over is not going
to help anyone. That's why FAQs exist.

The included documentation for this particular program is excellent, and it would be a shame
to ignore it. That should be the starting point. If the question is not answered there, I would look
in the FAQ. If it's still not there, I would search for it, and if I still can't find it, I would simply ask.

Also, stating the question clearly will help quite a bit. If you can't write in complete sentences or
spell basic words, you are simply making it more difficult for yourself and anyone who might be
willing to help you.

Even if you didn't get the best education in the world, it's never to late to learn how to spell. There
are many free dictionaries online.

Help others help you, and everyone wins.

I'm sure there are many people here whose first language is not English, but at least they try.
But if you are not even going to *try* to make your question understandable, why should anyone
be willing to help you?

That applies to anyone asking for help on any forum.

[timtomairways]

the following is taken from the FSxP documentation
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Summary
1 - FsPassengers introduction
2 - FsPassengers features
3 - Create Company, an important step
4 - The FsPassengers Flight
5 - How to make a perfect flight and avoid penalties
6 - Failures
7 - Export flights to your Virtual Airline
8- Tune FsPassengers, add things, edit config
9 - Performance Concerns
10 - Licence
****
i only read part 3.
altho there is a littel lack of actual creating the company, it mainly gose in to detail on each setting and what it dose.

the question you are asking is very basic

so heres is a step by step carsh lesson for you

Start FSX
click fly now (you can pick any plane, location, weather, and time)
once the game has loaded. press the ATL key. (you can find it on both the left and right side of the space bar)
------ im a jackass for saying that but i coul not resist
find the FSpassengers menue (should be last on the right unless you have a addons or tools menue)
click it (the FSP menue)
on the droopdown list there should be a option for creat a new company
clicking that will laung a "Wizered" wich will walk you thorue creating a company

now if you will excues me. i need to go yell at what the world is comming to

[Mongoose]

Timtom,
Great information. When I downloaded FSP, I didn't notice the Docs you mentioned so I went looking for them. I don't know where it should be but I
finally found them here;
E: ( or whatever your drive is)/program files/ Microsoft games/ Microsoft Flight Simulator X/ FsPassengers/ Language/ (and then pick your preferred
language (it comes in English, German and French) and then it's "Documentation pdf".
An absolute wealth of information.
Thanks for that!

[planeman009]

Mongoose wrote:

Joeflyer wrote:
Planeman, please check your messages....I just sent you one.

With all due respect to all here on this forum. I'm pretty new here and also new to FSP and have gleaned much
information from both reading this forum
and from asking questions that, to some of you, must seem pretty darn stupid. But it seems to me that there is a
fellow simmer here who is interested
enough (whether or not he's bought or is just looking to buy) in FSP who just needs some help. I, for one, am
perfectly willing and happy to answer
any questions that come along from anybody who cares enough to ask.
So maybe instead of just saying, "go away and look it up" maybe we could all just give a good, direct
answer and then gently show the direction he can
go to find even more information. One never knows the limitations other people are working under.
The only stupid question asked is the one never asked!
Just my humble opinion!

Thanks and I'm only 12!!!!!



Post Edited ( 07-28-09 15:15 )

[Joeflyer]

Mongoose wrote:

Joeflyer wrote:
Planeman, please check your messages....I just sent you one.

With all due respect to all here on this forum. I'm pretty new here and also new to FSP and have gleaned much information from both
reading this forum
and from asking questions that, to some of you, must seem pretty darn stupid. But it seems to me that there is a fellow simmer here who
is interested
enough (whether or not he's bought or is just looking to buy) in FSP who just needs some help. I, for one, am perfectly willing and happy
to answer
any questions that come along from anybody who cares enough to ask.
So maybe instead of just saying, "go away and look it up" maybe we could all just give a good, direct answer and then gently
show the direction he can
go to find even more information. One never knows the limitations other people are working under.
The only stupid question asked is the one never asked!
Just my humble opinion!

We certainly don't mind people asking questions...especially if the individual has exhausted every means by which to have his/her own
questions answered. However, when an individual posts many threads for single questions and the individual does not indicate he
or she has performed a search for the answers, or post new threads with meaningless one-line statements, that's when I take
issue with the individual's lack of interest in putting more effort into knowing the software. Fact is, this forum is FULL of information, and if
people would take the time to read the forum rules and perform adequate searches, many questions would be answered without
multiple threads being created relating to the same issue, correct?