No Manual until I install!

I Googled a search for the darn manual until my keyboard wore out and frankly, I doubt there will be a reply to this anytime soon, (from what I've been reading about the JF forums), but what the heck,. I'll give it a shot 'cause I've nothing to lose.

Thanks,

Rich

I guess the crap I read about the JF forums being less than helpful was exactly that, crap. 

I just want T360 to run it's default flight schedule. Whatever it's setup to do without my intervention. So it should generate air-traffic after I install it and run the basic 'compiler' and stuff, right?

I have had T360 installed before, (I bought it just after it came out as an "improvement over TrafficX)), and when I removed it, I forgot to keep a copy of the manual. I removed it because of two major reasons, one of which was that no airborne AI traffic was ever generated after the install.

I've been flying FSX well over 6 years and am an advanced user but after I tried just about everything I could think of, (spread out over a long period of time), I decided to remove it and start all over. While I was going through the removal, I noted several things that may have been reasons for why I had no air traffic.

Last night, I spent hours cross referencing the Traffic 360 programs I had downloaded back then and what was available now. I found several things that were updated since I had downloaded the program back when I first bought it.

So now I'm about to install it again but I have a high powered, custom built system that has 5 internal Drives, ([2] 500gb SSD's and [3] 1TB HDD's). My FSX program is installed on a dedicated SSD and therefore, I have to point Traffic 360 to it.

Even though I only had a single HDD back when I first installed T360, I did reinstall it after I had rebuilt my system to what it is now: Windows 7 64bit/FSX Deluxe Gold with Accl Pack, Asrock Z77 eXtreme4 mobo, water-cooled i7-2600K, (O/C'd to 5GHz when running FSX), R HD7970, (O/C'd to 1100MHz core & 6000Mhz memory),  16GB RAM, and a 1000W PSU That's the basic run.

All my FSX software runs flawlessly ever since I rebuilt my system, (about a year ago), but I did do a few things over the span of time that may have caused T360 to go AWOL. 

So again, shouldn't I see traffic after I install T360 and run the basic compiler as well as any other 'first start' requirements, without any additional intervention on my part?

Thanks again for the fast reply,

Rich

Thanks again,

Rich

PS I know about the Traffic Control Centre, I was referring to the T360 "default settings". I meant that I just wanted T360 to do it's thing after I did the initial airport/aircraft compilations and that's what it did.