PETER COLE  A tremendously useful program. Top notch  
(Version 0.3.3)

PETER COLE  Give it up guys - the world has moved on from Netscape.  
(Version 9.0.0.4)

PETER COLE  How does this differ from what's provided in Quicktime already?  
(Version 0.5)

PETER COLE  Thanks for your kind comment.  
(Version 8.6rc6)

PETER COLE  I've been using X-Plane for a few years now and can only say how amazed I am with it. The terrain is about as accurate as is available for almost the entire planet (from the SRTM data set - from NASA). The weather is fantasic (with a real time option too). I have hundreds of planes downloaded from and other sites incl. www.x-plane.org

GPS style maps are avaiable with a dual monitor set-up. The six minute demo was enough for me to know this rocked - and I could still fly after the six minutes, just not use the main flight controls.

If you want a real flight sim (not a game) this is it. Even MS call their Flight sim a game. Although certainly enjoyable, this is not a game. It is used to train real pilots in both fixed wing and helicopters.

X-Plane is worth every cent!  
(Version 8.5rc2)

PETER COLE  Wow - this has instantly become my favourite screen saver. Just fantastic. The only disappointment is the lack of sound on my Quicksilver 933 PPC machine. Otherwise my Radeon 9600/256 is lapping this right up!  
(Version 1.1.1)

PETER COLE  I am now seriously considering this, as my AppleScript has developed to more than a simple email check function. Still, OneClick from Classic is very dead (over five years now) is likly to stay that way.  
(Version 1.5.2)