MultiConfig Copyright 2005 Benoit Jaheny

Contact: benoit.jaheny@bj-site.tk

Version 1.0.3

INSTALLATION:
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Click on "setup.exe", choose folder where you want to install, and let software finishing installation. 

WHAT INSTALL DOES?:
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It creat folder "multiconfig" where you choose.
It copy the exe file(MultiConfig.exe), and folders "Licence", "help" and "lang".
Then, it create shortcuts.

HO! MY GOD! IT'S IN FRENCH!
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Yes, but no matter: in the menu "langage", you can choose "anglais(etat unis)" and then it's in... I don't know well, 
but i did my best to translate. If something is wrong with this, you can post on my forum, to rectify mistakes :))
The version of this software will stay at 0.9.9 until i have no bugs reports.


PROGRAM OPERATING:
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Flight simulator save it’s settings in a file name fs9.cfg. With MultiConfig, you can save this file and others
in a profile, to preserve your settings for plane, for example. Next, you make changes into flight simulator, 
for another type of flying, for example for helicopters, then closing flight simulator, and create a new profile 
in MultiConfig.

Next, you just have to launch flight sim with the profile you choose to find again your preferred settings

You can also create short cuts with your profile name add to the command line, like:

"C:\MultiConfig\MultiConfig.exe" your_profile_name

then Multiconfig will replace your_profile_name’s files and launch Flight sim. 
If you add "fin" (without quote) at the end off the command line, MultiConfig will shut down after, 
to preserve the frame rate.

For example, i have three different profiles:, FS9.cfg, and FSUIPC.ini:

- Profile "helico", with small screen resolution (800*600), and cursors of fs9 on the left to have no lags
- Profile "plane" with high resolution, and specific button's configuration for vfr flight
- Another profile for "atr72-500", specific resolution, button's configuration.NOVELTY OF THIS VERSION
-generating file "kneeboard_keys.htm", with the real keys you’ve configure, then you can see by pressing “f10” in flight sim
-putting a mark in fs9.cfg to always know which profile is really charged
-display modifications hour and date of each file selected in the profile



I'am very interesting in your opinion, and perhaps (oh, no!) for bugs reports. You can come on my site: www.bj-site.tk or 
on the excellent forum of FRANCESIM (www.francesim.com), in french, but some of the members speaks well english...
To finish, i want to thank "Tony92" for his test of the first version of this software.
