gauge issue for 2004

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   I've thoroughly enjoyed the Panel Studio. I mostly use it for customizing my own panels from other folks' gauges - I haven't gotten too good at creating gauges yet. I use a lot of Richard Probst and Paul Golding's steam gauges from the older Boeing jets - especially Richard Probst's flight director, gyro, and autopilot stuff.  (btw, I don't post what I don't create.)

Of course, these great 2002 gauges aren't functioning in FS2004 (my planes are working fine though).  

I've downloaded the latest FS Panel Studio.  Is it possible to alter these gauges so they work in 2004, or is it gonna involve a doctorate in gauge design?  (I do have an aero eng degree and fly the CRJ for a regional airline ).  I'd appreciate any advice.

Thanks,

Brian Cantrell

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	I've thoroughly enjoyed the Panel Studio. I mostly use it for customizing my own panels from other folks' gauges - I haven't gotten too good at creating gauges yet. I use a lot of Richard Probst and Paul Golding's steam gauges from the older Boeing jets - especially Richard Probst's flight director, gyro, and autopilot stuff. (btw, I don't post what I don't create.) Of course, these great 2002 gauges aren't functioning in FS2004 (my planes are working fine though). I've downloaded the latest FS Panel Studio. Is it possible to alter these gauges so they work in 2004, or is it gonna involve a doctorate in gauge design? (I do have an aero eng degree and fly the CRJ for a regional airline ). I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks, Brian Cantrell