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July 4th 03, 03:17 PM
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Bill,
FS2004 will be a fresh install in a new folder. You will also find that the folder "structure" has been changed somewhat. You can, however, if so desired, use both FS2002 and FS2004 as well as sharing sceneries between them. Sindar MS-MVP "Bill" wrote in message . .. "Sindar - MS-MVP" wrote in message ... Hi Peter, Most FS2002 sceneries can be used in FS2004. Also most of the FS2002 aircraft using default instrument panels won't cause any problems, either. However, aircraft using customised panels and/or gauges need to be upgraded. Sindar MS-MVP "Peter Greenstein" wrote in message news:_0aNa.33805$fG.19041@sccrnsc01... Has this been asked already? Does anybody have any idea whether FS2002 Aircraft, Panels, and Scenery will work in FS2004? -- peter in oakland,ca www.wakefieldjazz.com Sindar Along the same lines will FS2004 install on top of 2002 or will it be a fresh install in a new folder? Also does MS recommend either way? Thanks Bill 
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