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Old December 7th 04, 09:19 AM
Horst Walter
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Default FS 2004 with multiple monitors - how to save settings?

Hi,

running MS FS 2004 on multiple screens is cool. However, I was not
able to figure out how I can save a configuration for this.

I always have to reopen the extra windows when I restart FS 2004. Is
there no chance to save (multiple) configurations for this so I can
start with my last setup straight away.

Any ideas?
regards HW
 




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