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Hi Mike,

You can open and print the keyboard shortcuts from your internet
browser. The file is: kneeboard_keys.htm. You can find this file in
the aircraft subdirectory.

Good luck!
Mike


On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 21:22:02 GMT, Mike Wheelock <wheels2@twmi.rr.com>
wrote:

>I'm also new to the game. As a non pilot I find the flight lessons
>good. The other day I read where you can look at the learning center
>file out of the game. I tried that and found it nice to read them out
>of frames.
>
>This brings up another question I have. In the game under settings I
>can look at my keyboard- joystick shortcuts is there a way to look at
>and print this file out of the game? Being lazy I would rather print
>a file that's already made that to make one jumping back and forth
>between programs.
>
>Thank you
>Mike

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Hi Mike,

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 21:22:02 GMT, you wrote:

> This brings up another question I have. In the game under settings
> I can look at my keyboard- joystick shortcuts is there a way to
> look at and print this file out of the game?

Here's a direct download link to a table file (.doc format) that you
can print, and it shows all the default fs9 keyboard commands:

http://www.scenery.org/_downloads/fs2004keys.zip

I'm not sure just how useful a similar table would be for
joystick/yoke/pedal assignments, as beyond just the few defaults
(which we may also feel like changing for one reason or another),
depending on which bits of hardware we have, and if we use them in
combination with each other, customizing controller assignments is
pretty standard.

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Melissa

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Hi Quilljar,

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 22:13:26 -0000, you wrote:

> This is a pdf file which will print out several keyboard shortcuts
> in glorious tecnicolor and is a great reference.

Thanks, that's pretty nice! :-)

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Melissa

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Ya??

(SNIP)
>
> GAME ???
>
> Just kidding. Welcome aboard!
>
> As others have pointed out, all the help stuff in FS9 is just simply HTML.
> Also, you might find convenient, is that the "Kneeboard" in FS9 is
> actually
> a web browser as well -- fully capable of displaying pretty much anything
> ya
> might want to throw at it such as external internet links, PDF files,
> Shockwaves, ect. Convienent when ya want to pull up approach plates or
> even
> web browse without leaving the cockpit. I also use a little shockwave
> program that resembles "Write", nice for jotting down notes. Paths for
> the
> help files follow, hopefully they won't become broken by not wrapping
> correctly.
>
> Cheers!
> -Eric
>
> Learning Center:
> file:///CProgram%20Files/Microsoft%20Games/Flight%20Simulator%209/Uires/lc01.htm
>
> Flying Lessons:
> file:///CProgram%20Files/Microsoft%20Games/Flight%20Simulator%209/Uires/fl01.htm
>
> Historical Center:
> file:///CProgram%20Files/Microsoft%20Games/Flight%20Simulator%209/Uires/hc01.htm
>
> Getting Started:
> file:///CProgram%20Files/Microsoft%20Games/Flight%20Simulator%209/Uires/gs01.htm
>
> Microsoft Live Web:
> file:///CProgram%20Files/Microsoft%20Games/Flight%20Simulator%209/Uires/fsliveweb.htm
>
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