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 The second machine must be able to play sound since the RC voices will play on it.
 The keystrokes for RC will still be entered on the main machine.
 When you start RC, you have to load a flight plan or an APL file. The sharing options for the folder where you store these flight plans must be set to full. This is because RC must be able to write to this folder. If you do not do this you will encounter a „run time error‟ when trying to leave the „controllers‟ page. The same must be true of the folder in which you save RC flights if, for some reason, you wish this to be on your main machine.
 If you want the RC menus to appear on the second machine you can use the 'ShowText' utility which is part of Pete Dowson's AdvDisplay. ShowText should be installed on the second machine and details of its use are given in the documentation that comes with it.
 With the latest versions of FSUIPC it is no longer necessary to have AdvDisplay installed on your main FS machine; the display window built into FSUIPC has taken over the required functions.
 If you wish to suppress the window that appears on your main FS machine you must assign a hot key to close it via FSUIPC. For registered FSUIPC users this can be done on the hotkeys page of the FSUIPC options and settings menu. Depending on your version it is either 'Toggle FS Display Window on/off ' or 'Toggle AdvDisplay Window on/off '.
 Non registered FSUIPC users can set up the hotkey by including a line such as AdvDisplayHotKey=65,11 in the FSUIPC.ini file. Details of this method are given in the FSUIPC 'manual for advanced users' under 'Other Options'.
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 If everything works well please remember to let Pete know how much you appreciate WideFS.

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Tutorial Flights
Tutorial Preflight Information
JDTLLC urges all users, veterans, and beginners, to read/study all documentation then fly these tutorials in sequential order to gain maximum benefit for your flights. Each tutorial demonstrates specific features. Those features are listed below, along with your key commands. The tutorials are numbered 1 through 8.
#
Dept/Dest
Features illustrated
1
KDSM-KORD
Enter A1/A2 Airports, Specify D&A Gates, Preview Call sign, Pause at Distance, Push/Start, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Deviate for Wx/Turb, Crossing Restrictions
2
KBNA-KMEM
Enter A1/A2 Airports, Specify D&A Rwys, Push/Start, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Save/Load, Hold - HP/DV, Min Fuel, Req Alternate D/A Rwy, Crossing Restrictions, Short Final, MA & Post MA Options
3
KSDF-KATL
Enter A1/A2 Airports, Specify D&A Rwys, Tune on Contact, Push/Start, Req Alternate D/A Rwy, DP, Req Dir Waypoint/Fix, Save/Load, Emergencies, Change of Destination, Req Higher/Lower Altitude, RVSM, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Crossing Restrictions, Short Final
4
KMQY-KSYI
Enter A1/A2 Airports, NOTAMs, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Save/Load, MA & Post MA Options, Practice approaches, Round Robin
5
KPIE-KPIE
Enter A1/A2 Airports, Specify D&A Rwys, Round Robin, DP, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Save/Load, Req Higher/Lower Altitude, Req Direct Waypoint/Fix, Pause at Distance, Crossing Restrictions
6
KPVU-KGCN
Enter A1/A2 Airports, NOTAMs, Return to Dept Airport (Unplanned), Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Save/Load, IFR/VA Apch
7
KGCN-KDRO
Enter A1/A2 Airports, NOTAMs, IFR clr through Ground controller, Abort Takeoff, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Req Higher/Lower Altitude, Req Dir Waypoint/Fix, Save/Load, IAP/VA Apch, Plus varying VFR codes & close flight plan while airborne
8
KDRO-KPVU
Enter A1/A2 Airports, NOTAMs, Req Dir Waypoint/Fix, Crossing Restrictions, Co-pilot Talk/Drive, Save/Load, IAP/VA Apch, Plus procure IFR clearance after airborne
9
LFML-LSGG
Transition Altitudes, Transition Levels, ICAO phraseology differences
There are various preflight functions and requirements that pertain to all flights. These requirements are covered here. The tutorials are written assuming that you have read the manual, this Tutorial Preflight Information section, and that you will fly the tutorials in order, 1 through 8. Use the aircraft suggested with each tutorial, or load your favorite. Use whatever aircraft you like so long as it is capable of climbing to the filed cruise altitudes for each flight. In other words, you can use the FS B737 in all samples if you wish.
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The Features Covered in the Tutorials:
The following table lists the various features that are provided in RC, and indicates in the right hand column which tutorials exercise each feature.
　
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