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    Mattadee
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    It's been great to go flying in the Arrow again recently. I hadn't really touched it since 2024 was released, but with all the new ground details, GA is the best it's ever been.

    My query relates to adding charts to the little paper chart binder, which pops out where the pilot's left knee would be. I hadn't previously been aware that this feature even existed, so imagine my delight when I figured I could put the engine power tables, glide ratio table, and other performance charts in there.

    I have added the image file to the folder required (Community\justflight-aircraft-pa28-arrow-iii\Data\Images\Chart) and updated the .ini file with the relevant details. I figured it would be easier to copy item 8 (the last one on the list) and then change the details individually rather than write out the whole code string.

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    Unfortunately, this has not worked. No,w when I open the paper charts in the sim, none of the charts, including the ones contained by default, are viewable anymore. Instead, I simply have a white page.

    Screenshot 2025-12-22 221642.png

    Any suggestions as to how I could remedy this? I have checked that the image is the correct resolution (724x1024) as specified in JF documentation (https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/articles/17000140445-how-can-i-import-custom-documents-for-the-interactive-paper-charts-)

    Images attached.

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      Martyn
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      Does the image show up if you overwrite one of the existing ones, e.g. Paper_chart_1.png, without making any other changes to the ini file?

      Martyn - Development Manager

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        Mattadee
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        This seems to have worked, however the image is now being overlayed by the menu since that's what Paper_chart_1 was doing previously. I'll try overwriting Paper_chart_8 since that one is just a logo.

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          Mattadee
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          Update: Overwriting Paper_chart_8 worked just fine. So now I have my chart working which is good. However I'd still like to know how I can (correctly) adjust the .ini file so that I can add up to the 20 charts as shown in the file.

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            Martyn
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            Please try changing the DISPLAYNAME value to something short and simple such as 'Power Settings', just in case that's the issue.

            Martyn - Development Manager

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              Mattadee
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              Thanks, @Martyn. Per your suggestion, I added a 9th entry to the ini file with a display name of 'Power Settings'. To make things as simple as possible, I also followed the file naming convention using Paper_chart_9.

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              However, this has again broken the chart viewer in the sim, with nothing but a blank notepad visible.

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                Martyn
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                Thanks for checking. We'll have to investigate here and get back to you.

                Martyn - Development Manager

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                  Mattadee
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                  Thanks Martyn. No rush on my part given the time of year. Wishing you and the team a very Merry Christmas!

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                    Mario Roberto
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                    Hi there,
                    Do you already have found a solution for this issue? I have bought, two weeks ago, the PA-28R Arrow III and PA-28R Turbo Arrow III/IV and I am facing the same issue or worst because after remove the *.PNG file from .../charter folder and remove the three lines of code from *.INI file the MSFS2024 (Steam) continue to freezing or close during the fly loading with the Arrow III/IV. To solve the issue was necessary remove and reinstall the plane.
                    Adding documentation, it's a functionality that I would like to use and for my surprise I have founded this post already posted December 2025 but the issue remains.
                    I´ll appreciate any help or recommendation to put the documentation adding work
                    In advance many thanks
                    Note: I haven´t tested add documentation with the PA-28R Arrow III to avoid more issues with MSFS2024 while I haven't a solution. I have already created a post in the Just Flight Support and I’m waiting for an answer.

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