+xThe briefing pack does remember which parts are turned on and off, between separate usages of the tool. If you're not interested in parts of it, just turn them off, and SkyDemon won't turn them back on again next time.
Interesting that you don't consider SkyDemon a good source of NOTAM or met data, may I ask why? There is nothing more or less official than any other source of this data.
Thanks for your reply Tim.
1) I acknowledge your answers but does the Briefing pack remember the user selections when it gets updated? I always seem to be turning the unwanted pages off and the process is clunky - one page at a time then re-renders etc
2) I could have worded my comments better - i'm very happy with the integrity of the NOTAM, Met and Warnings data in Skydemon, I just don't need to print everything off and carry them all with me on a flight. My flying school does also remind me to rely on official online AIS etc sources occasionally, and whilst endorsing any moving-map cockpit navigation aid - to be aware of the loss through disuse of the Air Navigation skills taught at PPL acquisition, e.g. using a paper map + heading + time.