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Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 cheats / Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 hints / Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 faqs / Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 solutions Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 hints Here are a few ideas that might help you get more enjoyment out of Flight Simulator for Windows 95. You can find more information in Pilot's Help, the new multimedia help system included with Flight Simulator for Windows 95. It includes videos, animation, and text that explains everything from aerodynamics to Zulu time, and it's packed with information about how to use all the features in Flight Simulator. Look Around! You don't have to stare over the instrument panel as you're flying. It's easy to switch views to look out over your left and right wing tips--or even check the tail. If you're flying with a joystick that has a "hat" switch, move the switch left, right, and to the rear to change your view. You can also use the keyboard to change views. Hold down the SHIFT key and press one of the numbers on the numeric keypad. You'll find a complete list of the keyboard shortcuts for switching view in the online Pilot's Help in Flight Simulator. Look for the topic "Key Combinations for Views" in the "Using Flight Simulator" section. An Out-of-Body Experience! Want to see what your flying skill looks like to the rest of the world? Try spot plane view. You're still in command of your Flight Simulator airplane, but you've got a bird's eye view. To switch to spot plane view, click Spot Plane View on the Views menu (or press the S key twice). To change the position from which you see your airplane, move the "hat" switch on your joystick, or hold down SHIFT and press one of the number keys on the numeric keypad. For more information about views, see the topics under "Changing Views and Windows" in the "Using Flight Simulator" section of Pilot's Help. Smile! To savor a special moment in the air, take a picture of the view out your window¬or capture your smoothest landing on video. To take a snapshot, set up the view you want and press the PRINTSCRN key. The image is saved in the Windows Clipboard, ready for you to paste into Paintbrush (TM) or another graphics program. To film your best moments in the air, click Flight Video on the Options menu. For more information about videos, see the topic "Recording a Flight Video" in the "Using Flight Simulator" section of Pilot's Help. What's That? If some of the instruments and controls leave you baffled, you can get help fast. Point to the item you're curious about and click the right mouse button. You'll see a brief explanation of the instrument or control, plus links to detailed information in Pilot's Help. Flying Tips To fine-tune your flying technique, check out the Airplane Handbooks section of Pilot's Help. This section includes historical information, specifications, checklists¬even tips on how to make smooth takeoffs and landings¬for each airplane. Airport/Navigation Information A new online Airport/Facilities Directory lists the vital statistics for every airport and navigation aid in the Flight Simulator database. To use the A/FD, click Airport/Facilities Directory on the Help menu, then click the location on the map that you're interested in. Take A Break If you get a bit overwhelmed while you're flying¬or if you just need a quick break to grab a sandwich, you can pause the action at any time. Press the P key to stop Flight Simulator. When you're ready to take the controls again, press P again. Other Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 cheats hints faqs solutions: 1. Microsoft Flight Simulator '95 cheat codes |