You might want to check out the forums at: http://www.knifeedge.com
They are the software geeks who developed Real Flight for Great Planes.
There is still an active forum for G2 there, and one guy says he knows how
to run G2 with Vista. Check it out. Go to knifeedge, forums, and then pass
up G4 and G3 to get to G2. Then start reading.
If you decide to get one of the newer versions, you can get G3 (which
converts to 3.5 free) a little cheaper than G4 which, in my view, isn't
all
that much better. As someone else pointed out, you can probably get a
better
price on rcuniverse or rcgroups rather than eBay.
Harlan
"hsanchez" <hsanchez@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:PtCdncKsj-QwgtLVnZ2dnUVZ_g-dnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Good Evening. I recently brought a new home computer into service, and
am
> trying to load my existing software on it. The new computer has Windows
> Vista, whereas the old one used Windows 98. When I tried to load my
> RealFlight G2 software on it, the new computer kept displaying error
> messages that certain files couldn't be read. Thus, the attempt at
> installing was deemed a failure.
>
> Has anyone been successful at using RealFlight G2 on a Vista-based
> computer? Or should I try to spring for a newer RealFlight? I have
found
> RealFlight to be an im****tant flight proficiency tool.
>
> Thanks,
> Harry Sanchez
> hsanchez@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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