Agree I use FSX the same way for places I don't have charts for and to work out what is what, very handy. I really would like some enroute charts for here and there but alas apart from the US ones (which by the way will cover most of the world in generalised detail) I have not been able to find others in paper that I could use here when simming.

I do have links I coul post for Australian, French, US and Japanese Charts and a lot in Europe as well,  some like the Europeans and Japanese you have to create an account to get access but no payment is required, the FAA stuff is free for the US and all US Territories, same with the French and European stuff, not that I have used it much but it was handy for Tahiti and places like that in the Pacific. I can't get the Pacific Region because most of those countries charts are issued by the NZ CAA and they are strictly subscriber and pay, not that it matters much as you can always get the ILS frequencies, runways and approach course out of FSX but not other approaches bit of problem though for a place like Canton Island in Kiribati which only has an NDB approach. I fudge it for those places and give myself a GPS designed ILS approach and watch the radar altimeter like a hawk, after all no point in crashing then starting all over again after hours across the big pond.