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If you look in the location below you will find a file called 'PFE_Display.exe' if you right click on it and select the option 'pin to start menu' you will be able to load the program quickly from the start button menu in windows.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Aerosoft\PFE\pfe_displayer\

There are further help documents in the folder below, pay particular attention to the file 'Version_History.pdf' this has some information about the newest additions to PFE.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Aerosoft\PFE\Help

You will also find another document in this folder called 'ProFlight 2000 Emulator.pdf' please see section 12 page 107 for info about PFE Display Utility. The tutorial for PFE starts on page 141.

Thanks. I was reading the wrong manual. The manual that I was accessing was the only one that is found in the PFE folder through the start menu. Turns out there's a whole bunch of other manuals in the c-drive.

Slightly disappointed that the displayer takes up the whole screen. Any plan in the works to have something similar to the FSX ATC interface?

Ever since installing PFE, the FSX ATC voice has disappeared. Is there anyway I can keep PFE installed in my computer but somehow retain the FSX ATC Voice and full FSX ATC functionality?

Ignore the previous post.

You don't really need anymore of an interface that is supplied already, even PFE Displayer isn't really required, a simple print out of the two pages of keys (its in the manual) is all that is required to operate PFE. Once you get used to it you wont even need to refer to the printout.