Paavo
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Hi all,
it's been awfully long (more than two years!) since we last met. I'm getting back into the game and I have developed Panelmatic, an utility to keep track of panels in FSX.
Have you ever been annoyed by having to resize and move panels to your liking every time you fly? Have you honestly been to lazy to edit panel.cfg, only to be overwritten next time manufacturer updates the aircraft? I know I have.
And that's why I wrote Panelmatic. It automatically keeps track of how and where you position your panels and restores them once you load the same aircraft again. It is a must-have for those of us flying complex aircraft with tens of pop-up panels, many too large or too small by default. Panelmatic is non-intrusive, meaning it does not change any aircraft or Flight Simulator X files. It works completely in the background so you won't have to change anything in your habits. So far, I have been unable to find a single aircraft incompatible with Panelmatic.
Have a look at the manual: http://www.lennusimu.net/lasim/panelmatic/Manual.pdf
I would very much like your help in testing Panelmatic. Should you experience any errors, I expect you to help me a bit in troubleshooting them. In return, you will get a free Panelmatic license. Please email me paavo@lennusimu.net if you are interested in the beta, and don't forget to add which Windows version (XP, Vista, Windows 7) you are using.
it's been awfully long (more than two years!) since we last met. I'm getting back into the game and I have developed Panelmatic, an utility to keep track of panels in FSX.

Have you ever been annoyed by having to resize and move panels to your liking every time you fly? Have you honestly been to lazy to edit panel.cfg, only to be overwritten next time manufacturer updates the aircraft? I know I have.
And that's why I wrote Panelmatic. It automatically keeps track of how and where you position your panels and restores them once you load the same aircraft again. It is a must-have for those of us flying complex aircraft with tens of pop-up panels, many too large or too small by default. Panelmatic is non-intrusive, meaning it does not change any aircraft or Flight Simulator X files. It works completely in the background so you won't have to change anything in your habits. So far, I have been unable to find a single aircraft incompatible with Panelmatic.
Have a look at the manual: http://www.lennusimu.net/lasim/panelmatic/Manual.pdf
I would very much like your help in testing Panelmatic. Should you experience any errors, I expect you to help me a bit in troubleshooting them. In return, you will get a free Panelmatic license. Please email me paavo@lennusimu.net if you are interested in the beta, and don't forget to add which Windows version (XP, Vista, Windows 7) you are using.