"Kristoffer Raun" wrote in message
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Hi Alistair

I have bought this wonderful simulator, and i've got
many good and usefull replies from Jesus Saiz de Ayala
(the programmer)

The game is not full of bugs, it has many cool features,
addons and so on.

You can contact Saiz at

Be aware that there is also a usefull forum where you
can get ALL of your questions answered.
It's located he
http://www.tvwebradio.com/sailorsoft...egory-view.asp

If this don't work - contact me please

Right. Well let's deal with your reply in detail. I have emailed Jesus,
Frank, and the UK contact whose name escapes me at the moment. I have
emailed
them twice each with the questions about 'padlock' etc. So far not a single
reply. I have managed to forget my password and again three attempts at
getting SotS to send me a reminder have been ignored. This means that I
cannot ask a question on the forum. The support I am getting is pretty well
non-existant. Maybe you can tell me where I am going wrong here. I did
once get a couple of emails from Frank Heimstra but neither answered my
questions and he too has gone silent.

A tree floated past me 50ft off the ground on a ridge recently. I think that
qualifies as a bug. About half the clouds which abound on some tasks do not
have any lift under them but do have heavy sink. This is NONSENSE as sink
must have lift nearby. A bug I fear.

The forum does not contain any answer to the 'padlock' question. In fact
the forum is a real waste of time as it does not answer such FAQ as how to
put new planes into the sim. The SotS site is currently in a state of
uproar as the 'downloads' are not working. Another little bug perhaps?

You may well be a satisfied customer. I am not. I think this is probably a
very good sim but with support at its current level it is a disaster for a
'newbie' which many of us are. I could not recommend it to a friend in its
present state. Micrsoft and SFS do much better in this area though their
sims are less accurate.

If you can explain any of this please email me off list. Especially if you
know what 'padlock' is useful for!

Alistair Wright

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