First: Make a folder called 'Prentice' in FS2002 ---->....\FS2002\aircraft\Prentice
Second: Using WinZip with 'Use folder names' option checked
Extract all the files to the..\FS2002\aircraft\Prentice folder you just made.
Third: Copy the two gauges in the Gauge folder to .... FS2002\Gauges main folder.
Last: Put an entry for ' Air Force ' [Less the quotes] in the ---->...:\FS2002\aircraft\airlines.cfg file
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The credits are:-
Plans from a Mike Keep drawing for HPC Publishing. [ www.airpictorial.com ]
Panel from a drawing by the late Mike Keep in Ray Sturtivant's book
The History of Britains Military Training Aircraft. [ISBN 0-85429-579-8]
*.air file Modified from Steve Joubert's T-6 Harvard and is by an anonymous author.
Gauges Brab-egt and LtngT5.flaps are somebody's re-paints of MS FS2k gauges.
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e-mail to:- tedcook@btinternet.com
Home page www.tedcook.btinternet.co.uk
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Copyright and Distribution
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