Airport's Chart Viewer v2.0 is a program that will generate and display
a map of all the taxiways (showing the names or ids of each taxiway),
airspaces, gates, parkings, ILS, and runways of any airport of the
FS2002 world. It also displays the current altimeter setting. Allows
chart printing, view two airports charts almost at same time, and
many new features. (Compatible with Win95,98,2000, WinXP).
Created by Manuel Ambulo
MUST READ
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In order, to know how to install, run and use this program you must
read the document (It is in Microsoft Word's format) that comes
with the zip:
- "Airport's Chart Viewer Manual"
KNOWN BUGS
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There is only one bug, that i didnt fixed it yet:
1- You cann't choose airports that are too close to the E180*
longitude. Because, it will not display the objects properly.
When im saying too close of the E180* longitude, that means,
longitudes like: E165*, E176*, W172*, W169*. If your airport
is too close of the E180*, and you are not sure if Airport's
Chart Viewer could display it properly, you can test it by
selecting it and displaying it, then you will see if this
program is drawing or displaying properly the objects.
Im currently trying to find out a solution for this.
NOTE: If you find another bug, please report it to me by e-mail.
NOTES BY THE AUTHOR
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The reason, that explains why i designed this program, is
because it is difficult to get the original chart of an
specific airport, in the moment when you need it, specialy
when you are playing in a FS2002 multiplayer session, and
you need to know where are located the airspaces, taxiways,
gates or parkings of an specific airport. I hope that
this program could help you. And have fun!.
CONTACTING THE AUTHOR
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For any comment, suggestion or report of bug, e-mail me at this address:
netghost82@hotmail.com
SPECIAL THANKS TO
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· Microsoft Flight Simulator's Team, by the FS98 and FS2000 SDKs.
· Helge Schroeder (Author of FSNavigator).
· Manfred Moldenhauer (SCASM documentation).
· Takuya Murakami (Author of SCDIS).
· Alessandro Antonini (Who wrote BGLASM).
· Chris Brett (By the VB-FSUIPC code)
· Pete Dowson (By the FSUIPC)
. AST_veer (By testing it on WinXP)
***THIS IS A FREEWARE PROGRAM SO, PLEASE DON'T DISTRIBUTE THIS
PROGRAM OR THIS DOCUMENT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES WITHOUT THE AUTHOR'S
PERMISSION***
