rec.autos.simulators

> hello, does sierra driving education 99 work with the momo force
> racing wheel from logitech? if i have it plugged in, the game doesnt
> start and if i plug it in afterwards there is no option to pick it.
> any alternatives to this program ? (i've tried 3d driving school).
> thanks.

> If it is of any help, I did sort of manage to get it to work with the
> thrustmaster Nascar pro wheel, but it didnt work for ***honestly...
course
> the wheel was ***to begin with...  I hadnt gotten my sidewinder wheel
> then...  BTW,  it is a convoluted setup process if I recall, deep into the
> options... (been tried only breifly back in 99 when that tittle cost me
big
> $, if you know what I mean...  it was a real disapointment to the then 11
> year old step- daugher...   I was totoally frustrated considering it was
> asumed (erroniusly by me) that since Sierra had the papy racing games
(best
> ever coded) that they might have helped out with the drivers ed thing...
> but!

> > hello, does sierra driving education 99 work with the momo force
> > racing wheel from logitech? if i have it plugged in, the game doesnt
> > start and if i plug it in afterwards there is no option to pick it.
> > any alternatives to this program ? (i've tried 3d driving school).
> > thanks.

> Drivers Ed was developed (I believe) by Dynamix (the flite sim
> experts who did Red Baron, among other offerings), who wanted to
> convince Sierra that they could do racing games too.  Or not.
> Drivers Ed sank without a trace.