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Fatman

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  1. Thank you Stephen. I have to now re-learn how to use Macros. :-) But I will manage.
  2. Stephen, any suggestion on the new NAT updated form? https://nms.aim.faa.gov/nat The old page https://notams.aim.faa.gov/nat.html seems to be no longer active. :-( Thanks! Andrej
  3. Hello Stephen, I am sorry to hear that, as I was hoping for your proposal to work. Either way, my subscription is running out tomorrow as well.
  4. Very well said! It would be great, if we could continue to upkeep PFPX along with access to associated servers. Community led development can work, just look at the Falcon BMS (very successful enthusiast led development one of (if not) the best military sims (Falcon 4.0). I am afraid that the PFPX's development team is not willing to share any details (information / code, etc.). My subscription is near its maturity, and I am going to start solely using the wx2pfpx. PFPX is too powerful tool, to loose it.
  5. So this is unfortunately end. No? We can still use it, thanks for free workaround (thanks to srcooke). I feared that this day would come. PFPX is an amazing piece of software, with a few updates it could go on for much longer. Alas, it was nice while it lasted.
  6. Would it be possible to share flightsimsoft's email? Or contact details? I would be happy to ask them to update the weather (METAR) updates, if possible. In mean time, thank you for updating WX2PFPX. I understand that times are getting harder with the support of PFPX, but I still prefer it to other alternatives and would like to continue to use it. Thanks!
  7. Thanks. It was working a following day. 🙂
  8. Update. Server seems to be working again. Thanks!
  9. Opening this topic once more. Is anyone having issues with weather updates and tracks update? Thanks!
  10. Happy to report that all is working fine now.
  11. General update with good and bad points. Weather shows that it is updated, but it there is still an exclamation mark. Tracks are updated.

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