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Web Display can be used from a browser on the same PC as PF3 with a single monitor (but you would need to switch windows between FS and the browser), on a second monitor on the same PC or from a browser on another PC or other device, such as a mobile or tablet - it is very flexible. It can also be a...

Alternatively you may wish to take a look at Web Display, which will give you what you need in a browser window. You can arrange for it to be autostarted by PF3 in Options#2, Advanced Options: 2024-04-13 18_25_53-Advanced Options and INI File Tweaks.png Then you simply open 'localhost:7339' in your ...

PF3 is a complete substitute for the MSFS default ATC, so you need to switch off the MSFS ATC assist completely, otherwise it will interfere with PF3. You can find the place to do this under 'Assistance Options' in MSFS: 2024-04-13 17_25_47-Microsoft Flight Simulator - 1.36.2.0.png I'm pretty sure t...

You may want to try changing the following option in your PF3.ini file: Change CalibratedAltitude=1 to CalibratedAltitude=0 Dave spent many hours looking at altitude mismatches in MSFS prior to releasing 3.22.0, and there were a number of internal changes to PF3; it looks as if he removed the option...

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Dave will need to take a look at this when he's back online.

Martin

This isn't the recent FSUIPC issue, it's caused by a PF3 configuration option. Looking at your log the hotkey was being accepted, and you should have seen a message from PF3: 11/04/2024 14:24:28: 160 - ****** HotKey #0 detected! 11/04/2024 14:24:29: 180 - FS Screen : Please tune to ATIS on 130.87 be...

Hi John, This log is indeed for a flight from KSLC to KTUS, but it may not be the one you wanted to show us - you never leave KSLC. Anyway, I can see in this log that you pressed Ctrl/Shift/R while at KSLC to request a change of runway and received an initial response: 09/04/2024 07:07:51: 590 - ***...

Hi John,

Unfortunately the log you have provided is for a different flight, from ZGNN to ZPPP.
Please can you provide the log for the KSLC to KTUS flight so that we can take a look.

Thanks,
Martin

OK, I've taken a look at this (thank you for the scenery file) and can see what's happening. My initial fix was a little simplistic, so I've adjusted it to better handle these sort of situations. I will let Dave have the update once he is again fit after his surgery, so it may be a little while befo...

Thanks John, I'll try to take a look tomorrow.
And please don't worry; Dave will tell you that I really don't like bugs in my code

Cheers,
Martin