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  1. 06-07-2015, 06:05 AM #1
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    F S U I P C

    Hi Everybody.

    I have loaded FSUIPC unregistered, and notice that the "options and settings" box that appears is missing the top line which normally has a row of tabs for different settings. The box simply has two tabs which are "about/register" and "logging"
    I have used a free version of FSUIPC before, and the full set of tabs was displayed. I have tried different aircraft with the same result and wonder if non registered programs are more restrictive than before?

    I would really appreciate some advice.

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    TONY Plymouth UK
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    Re: F S U I P C

    Before I registered, that was what it looked like, but I've had it registered for years now. I would register it, as it is definitely worth the price.
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    Re: F S U I P C

    Tony,
    Don't know how long ago you used the free version, but what you saw was a completely open Fsuipc(Old free version). When it went payed ,you had to register it to get full use.
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