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FS2004 Scenery.cfg [General] Section Question

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Does anyone know if the [General] section has to be the first section in the Scenery.cfg file? I've always went under that assumption but cannot find any corroborating documentation from either Microsoft or anyone else.

It's not that I want it to be the first section, I would just like to know if it is supposed to be and if it even matters.

So please advise and thanks!

Mark

BTW, This is a question that I've posted on the Avsim forums but thought that it might be suitable to post it here as well...
 
Since the scenery.cfg it's just a regular .ini file, with a .cfg name, I'd say the physical ordering of all sections in the file, doesn't matter.
 
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