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==== Radio buttons having a get-together. ====
This concerns radio buttons, such as are used in the location-in-air
popup and elsewhere.  By definition, it should be impossible
to have more than one radio button pushed down at a time.
This can be done using a click-and-drag gesture.  Aim at
a radio button, hold the mouse-button down, and drag ...
as if you wanted to drag the radio button to a new location.
This allows you to set a radio button without the others
being unset.  If you persist, you can have every one of
the buttons in the pushed-down state at the same time.
Before you say, "well, don't do that then" or "garbage in,
garbage out", let me point out that it is possible for
a pilot to inadvertently make a tiny dragging gesture
when intending only a click.  Also, when the desired
button is in the pushed-down state, it is easy to not
notice that other buttons are in the undesired state.
==== Altimeter setting unreadable. ====
The standard altimeter (used by the default c172p aircraft
and many others) had been using an unhappy hodgepodge of
layers.  The analog Kollsman window was unusable, because
it was unlabeled, and the digital altimeter setting was
unusable, especially at altitudes near 2500 feet, partly
because of an unsuitable font, partly from being behind
the needle, and partly from being in front of other
markings.
A patch to fix this has been offered.


== Missing Features and Traps for the Unwary ==
== Missing Features and Traps for the Unwary ==
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