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Old March 3rd 04, 03:09 AM
Charlie
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Default Mouse-as-Yoke - Tutorial?

I must be stupid. I have installed the Lovett MAY 2004 on FS 2004. I get
confused at the L-click / R-click "menu" that appears when MAY is active and
one presses LMB or RMB. The author does not yet have any instructions for
actually using this program. I -can- control the aircraft with it and fly
but I get balled up on theses "choices" and how to change the functions. I
really prefer a mouse for flying but FS2004 stripped that out.

Can anyone steer me (no pun intended!) to a tutorial or a simple text file
that details how to actually use MAY?

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