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crashalot2
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look at the screenshots and tell me why it looks that way. thay had all there parts when I took the pic.
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I've heard of this happening with some screenshooters. When it comes to shooters, the simpler, the better. Try FSScreen - you'll get good results.
Flight Simulation - Utilities and Miscellaneous FSScreen
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[SIZE=-1] FSScreen. A small program which is very helpful in making screen shots during flight. It runs in the background, watches the Windows clipboard and saves every arriving picture to a BMP file immediately. You don't have to pause your flight after every screen shot to paste the picture into a graphical software anymore. By Matthias Holzer.
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Give Snapper a try....easy to use, very fast, very small resource use. I have used a few different screen shot programs before....Snapper is the best I have put to the test.
http://www.ovosoft.net/snapper/
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http://www.ovosoft.net/snapper/
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Wild Bill Kelso
Charter Member 2011
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Hmmm - I've heard about 'flying wings' before
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horten_Ho_229 )
but a flying fuselage seems ridiculous to me!
Maybe some kind of division of labor between two american manufacturers?
Northrop tried to copy the wing section from the Horten, and Consolidated crippled a Liberator to get its fuselage up in the air by installing some Fi 103/V-1's Argus-Schmidt pulsejets into it?
Cheers,
Markus.
Hmmm - I've heard about 'flying wings' before
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horten_Ho_229 )
but a flying fuselage seems ridiculous to me!
Maybe some kind of division of labor between two american manufacturers?
Northrop tried to copy the wing section from the Horten, and Consolidated crippled a Liberator to get its fuselage up in the air by installing some Fi 103/V-1's Argus-Schmidt pulsejets into it?
Cheers,
Markus.