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Ah, I was guessing that since the voice files are many fewer than the full program. So, I am 100% working now I need to brush up on ATC procedures.
Thanks,
Dick

The demo doesn't allow you to run the demo so you must be running it manually ![/quote] I do not understand that. Anyhow, I re-downloaded and installed in the root of C:\ drive. For some reason it works. ;) However, validate does not. I need to use it some more so I may make my decision. Thanks, Dick

I am using the DEMO ...... Re-downloaded size of installed folder = 290mb Did not start. Ran Validate same error. There is no RAD A folder Validate Log File ------------------------------------------ PF3 Installation Validation ------------------------------------------ This report will identify any...

I have the program on my C: drive in a folder called FS Addons c:\FS Addons\PF3 P3D is on a different drive. I ran a program that gives me full permissions (except full control and special permissions) on the PF3 folder. I spot checked files and folder and those permissions were there in those cases...

However, I receive no radio chatter... The RAD fie is voice wav files and that is where the validare error is...

Just to confirm: Did you install the first two items from the FAQ? (1. A: You're missing DirectX, 2. PF3 runtimes) I only needed the second, but I have the impression that you might only have installed the first. I did on first install but not subsequent. The DISPLAY program now works. Anyhow same ...

Display.exe still will not start after installing the recommended runtime items. I did run the Setup for them which worked through its processes correctly. P3D was not harmed. Display.exe simply displays nothing and "dies" almost immediately as if it can't find something quite basic. Also...

Display.exe still will not start after installing the recommended runtime items. I did run the Setup for them which worked through its processes correctly. P3D was not harmed. Display.exe simply displays nothing and "dies" almost immediately as if it can't find something quite basic. Also ...

I have a similar issue with PF3 Display not starting. The link to the DirectX runtimes is dated 2006. I am concerned that this will harm my P3D install with outdated code.