Lago Toolkit

Hi Quilljar,

So why are you wasting time, typing all this out, when you could be
flying?? :-))

Regards,
John
"Quilljar" wrote in message
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I am starting this new thread after the previous questions about scenery
transfer. I have just downloaded the new Lago Toolkit from Visualflight,


They have a toolkit for migrating their scenery into FS2004 at

http://www.visualflight.co.uk/photoscenery/news.htm

I have been able to access pretty well all my addon scenery from FS2002 in
FS2004 automatically with this. It include the whole of the UK VFR
scenery.
Seems a very useful kit and I am delighted with the ease and the results.



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Indeed. I feel I am a fool to meself!

John Ward wrote:
Hi Quilljar,

So why are you wasting time, typing all this out, when you could
be flying?? :-))

Regards,
John
"Quilljar" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread after the previous questions about
scenery transfer. I have just downloaded the new Lago Toolkit from
Visualflight,


They have a toolkit for migrating their scenery into FS2004 at

http://www.visualflight.co.uk/photoscenery/news.htm

I have been able to access pretty well all my addon scenery from
FS2002 in FS2004 automatically with this. It include the whole of
the UK VFR scenery. Seems a very useful kit and I am delighted with
the ease and the results.



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Hi Quilljar,

Well you might mate, but I'm sure nobody else does!! :-)

Regards,
John
"Quilljar" wrote in message
...
Indeed. I feel I am a fool to meself!

John Ward wrote:
Hi Quilljar,

So why are you wasting time, typing all this out, when you could
be flying?? :-))

Regards,
John
"Quilljar" wrote in message
...
I am starting this new thread after the previous questions about
scenery transfer. I have just downloaded the new Lago Toolkit from
Visualflight,


They have a toolkit for migrating their scenery into FS2004 at

http://www.visualflight.co.uk/photoscenery/news.htm

I have been able to access pretty well all my addon scenery from
FS2002 in FS2004 automatically with this. It include the whole of
the UK VFR scenery. Seems a very useful kit and I am delighted with
the ease and the results.



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I just installed the toolkit for migrating my scenery files from
FS2002 to FS2004 and have noticed that the trees in the scenery files
in FS2004 display as blue boxes with trees in them. The rest of the
file (buildings, cars, gliders, etc) display ok. Have you experienced
this?



"Quilljar" wrote in message ...
I am starting this new thread after the previous questions about scenery
transfer. I have just downloaded the new Lago Toolkit from Visualflight,


They have a toolkit for migrating their scenery into FS2004 at

http://www.visualflight.co.uk/photoscenery/news.htm

I have been able to access pretty well all my addon scenery from FS2002 in
FS2004 automatically with this. It include the whole of the UK VFR scenery.
Seems a very useful kit and I am delighted with the ease and the results.



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