That looks perfectly normal. What happens when you click on the link?

Something odd there Luke. That is the direct link to the file. There's no need to sign up for anything to download files from the free site.

I was just wondering what you signed up for. Did you give any personal information?

OK. I still can't figure it out but I assume you've had no problems with downloading files since.

I would install the mesh like any other 3rd party scenery. The basic principle is described in my FS2002 Scenery Clinic. http://www.simviation.com/lair/fs2002sc.htm

Ignore the last section on Afcads. Note that mesh scenery won't usually need a Texture folder as it uses the default textures. Once it's activated from the Scenery Library you can arrange it above the default scenery. That won't be necessary if this is the first scenery you've installed to FSX as it will automatically be at the top of the list.

luke wrote on Nov 3^rd, 2009 at 2:02pm:

It's exactly the same in the FSX Demo as in my tute. I see no reason why they would change anything in the full released version. I've used Grand Teton in this example.

That looks fine to me. When activating the scenery from the FSX Scenery Library just click on the Europe Global folder to select it, don't open it as in your shot.

PS. Wait a minute. It looks like you haven't got a Scenery sub-folder in the Europe Global folder. Try creating one & drag those BGL files into it.

luke wrote on Nov 3^rd, 2009 at 3:04pm:

Please read my PS.