Users Manual

[Snowbird1]

Is there a Users Manual that can be downloaded for use.

Thanks

[Ryanamur]

Hi Earl,

Yes, it's actually distributed with the software. You can find it in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\FsPassengers\Help

Are you from the Jaw?

Phil

[Snowbird1]

Phil;

Thanks for the info - and NO, I'm not from the jaw.


Earl

[Dutch64]

What's "the Jaw" ?

[Drew]

Dutch64 wrote:
What's "the Jaw" ?

i was thinking the same

whats 'the jaw'

[Dutch64]

Maybe people from "The Jaw" have the manual located somewhere else?

[SWAFO]

I'm completely lost!

[Ryanamur]

The Jaw is Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada (CYMJ).

It's an airforce base were all Canadian military pilots go to complete their initial training. It's also the home of the Snowbirds, the world's
greatest aerobatic team (yes, I'm biased but they are darn good).

http://www.snowbirds.dnd.ca/site/index_e.asp

Phil

PS: that's the plane I used to train on when I was in the military. It's the CT-114 Tutor.



Post Edited ( 12-04-05 02:09 )

[SWAFO]

I'm partial to the Blue Angels

[DanSteph]

the manual can be open while clicking on first item of FsPassengers's menu "FsPassengers documentation"
OR
by windows start button->FsPassengers->FsPassengers documentation
OR
by browsing to Fs2004/FsPassengers/help and click on documentation (not the recommended method anyway)

Hope it help ?

Dan

[pagir]

SWAFO wrote:
I'm partial to the Blue Angels

The Blue Angels are faster than the Snowbirds (F-18). But for the show in the sky, I have seen both and the Snowbirds are... the greatest!!!

And they need courage to fly those Tutor!!!

Pagir

[Dutch64]

Ok, thanks, at least i know what the jaw is now