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Can't import background image!

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I'm trying import background with FSXPlanner R28, but everytime I got this message!
I have followed the instrution by the webpage, still not work.
What mistake I have made?
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Check the Test Radius that will be set in the Airport Properties. The Error message is telling you that you have placed the image outside that radius. it is usual to set the Airport Test Radius to 5000 meters or 16,000 feet
 
Sorry I missed that. I suggest to extend it to 9000m and see if that helps. Keep increasing it unitl you image is selected
 
Also, looking at the image, it is quite a big area. Is it possible for you to crop the image down so that it just contains the airport, and not all the surrounding countryside? That way it will cover a smaller area, and then fit more easily within a smaller test radius.

-Russell
 
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