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First right click whilst in your plane than select the 'Mouse yolk' option this turns your mouse into a joystick so to speak, just pull up, push down and scroll up and down to increase/decrease your speed.

You can also press CTRL+Y for the keyboard shortcut

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Yes, Microsoft Flight Simulator X works with Windows 7.

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search on google and download

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While flying press Shift + F10 to open the kneeboard. Go to Checklists, and scroll down to before landing checklist.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator X: 18

Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Deluxe Edition: 22

Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Acceleration (add-on): 25

Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Gold Edition: 25

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When on the menu screens, go to, Settings->Controls->Buttons / Keys, all controls will be listed.

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i love qatar airways

Yes there are some great models out there free of charge plus there are textures of the 747s out of the fleet avaiable -

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Yes.

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You can get free add-on aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator X on many sites. Just google, "Microsoft Flight Simulator X free add-ons".

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you need to use the arrow keys

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http://www.fspassengers.com/

*Made for FS2004 but new version soon, Fall 2008

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http://flyawaysimulation.com/postt22344.html

f4 - full throtle

f3 - little increase of throttle

f2 - less throttle

f1- min power

p - pause

y/u - activate or deactivate slew this is a cheat (press f4 after you have activated to go up f1 to go down up arrow to go front etc.

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Yes, Microsoft Flight Simulator X runs on Windows 7.

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At the home screen for "Free Flight" there's a box that says "launch flight with atc window open", check it and it should work.

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You can download planes for Microsoft Flight Simulator X at Flightsim.com. Be sure to register and use the Search/ File Library Search bar to type then download the planes you want.

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You first save it in a location that you will remember.

Then you right-click on the file that you have downloaded (after it's finished downloading) you will see a list of options appear on the screen. you click the "Extract All..." button and then you will see a wizard come up. You then click browse. After you will see a small window appear and you navigate to you Flight simlator 2004, X or whatever version. Mine is C/Program Files/Microsoft Games/Flight Simulator 2004 (or X). find the aircraft section (for FSX its Sim objects/airplanes) and (for FS 2004 its just aircraft and then click ok or open or whatever it is (its at the bottom right corner. then you will see your pathe that you have navigated to. you then click extract and there you go! you plane should be there!!!!!!!!!!!

Hope this helpes!!!!!!!

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Because lots of power is much wow

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 11 will be released spring 2012, it is called Microsoft Flight.

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To brake in Microsoft Flight Simulator X press and hold the period key on a keyboard and button 1 on a joystick.

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First thing you need to do is to install your joystick on your PC. This is relatively straightforward in Windows XP, as it tends to automatically recognise 'plug and play' devices, otherwise you may need to install a 'driver', a bit of software that tells windows how to communicate with the joystick.

In Windows 98, you will probably have to install a 'driver' (check before you buy that it is compatiblewith win98).

once you have done that, you should be able to start the game, go to the 'settings' and check a little box that says 'Enable Joystick'.

Then click 'Game Controllers', which opens a 'wizard' that will show you if the joystick hase been recognised by your PC.

If it has, click 'properties' then 'settings' then 'calibrate' which will take you through the calibration process step-by-step.

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No, you need a DVD drive and netbooks don't have DVD drives.

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Yes, you can play Microsoft Flight Simulator without a joystick, you can play with just a mouse or keyboard, but a joystick makes it much easier.

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Make sure you installed the planes to the right directory!

If you have, try using the dropdown menu at the top of the Select Planes screen to choose "Uncopyrighted Planes"

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Microsoft Flight Simulator X was released October 10, 2006 in Mexico, October 13, 2006 in Europe, October 17, 2006 in U.S., and October 26, 2006 in Australia.