roger wrote on May 30
th, 2009 at 3:15pm:
FSUIPC what do I gain by regeristing this. I have the 4.5 something that came with the dvd Will that take care of problems such as autopilot and stars? maby that is my problem?
The registered version of FSUIPC is well worth it. One of the best little programs available for FSX or FS9.
Never again will you have to worry about going into FS Options to reset default controllers. Each aircraft, whether prop, jet, chopper or fighter, can have it's own controller and button profile that will load automatically with it.
Profiles set through FSUIPC work much smoother.
Plus many control options that are in FSUIPC are not in FS. Like programing thrust reversers to the CH thrust levers.
I love the "Traffic Zapper" for if you have AI traffic acting stupid, like heading right for you.
There is a lot of other smoothing features for controllers and weather plus an auto save feature that will periodically save your flight, which is nice if you get a CTD.
I've used FSUIPC registered version now for over a year and I don't know what I did without it.

It doesn't have anything to do with nav data like SIDs and STARs though.
Somebody put a fix on the forum for the 4.3 version yawing back and forth on approach which worked great for me.
Also Pete Dawson has just put up a new interum update for FSUIPC that solves a few problems.
http://forums.simflight.com/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=74352One problem was that FSUIPC limited the amount of profiles that you could set. Now there is no limit.
FSUIPC is working great for the CS757 now. I'm having no problems at all with the newest version.