Hello:
While I appreciate the good intentions of that suggestion, I must respectfully offer this clarification to the contrary.
It is imperative both before- and during- work with FS / P3D / MSFS, FS SDK and/or any 3rd party utilities, as well as nearly all software developed / used in North America, to set Windows Decimal Separator character to a period ...
NOT a comma.
FYI: Most Windows software uses North American English code sets and key scan values, so you must change your Windows Decimal Separator character from a comma to a period (aka "dot").
1.) In Windows
Control Panel, click
Region and Language applet
(Region and Language dialog box opens)
2.) In the
Region and Language dialog box, click {
Formats} tab
3.) On {
Formats} tab > click [
Additional Settings] button
(Customize Formats dialog box opens)
4.) In
Customize Formats dialog box > {
Numbers} tab >
Decimal Symbol:
a.) Set the
Decimal symbol to a period (
.)
instead of another character such as a comma (
,)
b.) Click [
OK] button
c.) Back on the
Region and Language dialog box {Formats} tab, click [
OK] button
d.)
Exit Control Panel
5.)
Restart Windows
Some links for self-study and self help:
https://www.google.com/search?q=sit...+Period&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari
Hope this helps.
GaryGB