FSX Yet Another Moving Map V2.0

A very simple applications set allowing to connect a moving map to FSX. Chiefly for a LAN but can also work in a single PC. NB. Maps in JPG format only - it uses MSFSX SimConnect.dll (all the files needed inside - no need for FSUIPC nor wideFS).
Include a fix position mouse system "on the fly" for errors in non orthogonal maps Include a simple position or tracking display for max 20 AI traffic aircraft (distance range adjustable).

Installation:

First off, remove any previous installation of a former version (keeping your ini and xml files).

For a LAN:

Install in a folder of the main PC (server side).
YAMM_server_v-2.0.exe
SimConnect.dll
ini_serv_file.xml

Install in a folder of the second PC (client).
YAMM_client_v-2.0.exe
YAMM_client_v-2.0.ini here, else read below*
plot.png
plot_n.png
test.jpg
world.jpg
Seattle_Sectional_front_l.jpg
Seattle_Sectional_front_s.jpg
Seattle_TAC_Front.jpg
.../...
and any other map you want (jpg format)
like los_angeles.jpg
KSFO.jpg
LFPO.jpg

In a single PC:

Create two new folders.
Install in the first folder.
YAMM_server_v-2.0.exe
SimConnect.dll
ini_serv_file.xml

Install in the second folder.
YAMM_client_v-2.0.exe
YAMM_client_v-2.0.ini here, else read below(*)
plot.png
plot_n.png
test.jpg
world.jpg
Seattle_Sectional_front_l.jpg
Seattle_Sectional_front_s.jpg
Seattle_TAC_Front.jpg
.../...
and any other map you want (jpg format)
like los_angeles.jpg
KSFO.jpg
LFPO.jpg

(*) YAMM_client_v-2.0.ini file might wish to be installed in different places according to the OS. Except for W98 where it can be placed next to the exe, in XP and Vista it might be necessary to place it in the common data files structure.
W98 : in the YAMM_client_v-2.0.exe folder.
Vista : in the "C:\Users\pc_username\" folder.
XP : in the "C:\Documents and Settings\pc_username\" folder.

But try to place it in the exe folder first and try elsewhere only if needed.

Anyway if you don't know where to place this .ini file just don't place it. Launch the exe and then search for this file path in the disks you have. (The exe will automatically create an ini file if it can't find a suitable one). Then, replace this brand new .ini file with the former old one.