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singnman
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      30th Nov 2004
If I have Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 installed can I
install Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 on top of it so
that I will be able to fly all the planes from each
program?
 
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Jimmy S.
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      30th Nov 2004
Hi Singnman,

You can install them side by side, and possibly import/convert
some aircraft from 2002 to 2004, and most likely vice versa.

Do *not* try to install FS2004 in the same directory as FS2002.

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"singnman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:13e601c4d676$b1b0de60$(E-Mail Removed)...
> If I have Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 installed can I
> install Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 on top of it so
> that I will be able to fly all the planes from each
> program?



 
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