Now that would be fun!
I don't know what your paying but it would make a great resume job for a student or entry level programmer. I passed
your message onto a student I know that just doesn't have the time between school and sidework. He was interested,
until I told him about all the ramp up he'd have to do. No way he could fit it in. That and the travel time back and
forth.

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....Carl Frisk
Anger is a brief madness.
- Horace, 20 B.C.
http://www.carlfrisk.com


"Richard Kaplan" wrote in message news:1103390832.ccea02bbd543700e69980f2f21886884@t eranews...
"Carl Frisk" wrote in message news:woqwd.4770$Zn6.2155@trnddc08...

It's not a part time job for one. And any student with the skill set to program FS2004 AC and add-ons already has
full time offers with plenty of part time work that doesn't require travel.

Well actually the travel is in part so that I can demonstrate the actual performance of a high performance airplane
with advanced avionics to assist the programmer... most FS2004 programmers probably would enjoy that I would think.


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Richard Kaplan

www.flyimc.com