Remove old references

Author: ltoenning

docs/documentation/distributed.md

@@ -64,15 +64,9 @@ As an alternative to running *swift*Core on the computer that houses your flight
 In order to create a model set in such a scenario, you will need remote access (shared drive etc.) to your CSL/AI model directory.
 
 ### FSX/P3D
-*swift* can use SimConnect in remote configuration: See [here](./flying/remote_simconnect.md).
-This allows for connecting a remote FSX/P3D from a standalone *swift*GUI.
-
-There are two ways to setup a distributed scenario
 
 * **Distributed** *swift*GUI on computer 1, *swift*Core on computer 2 (with your flight simulator).
   *swift*Core will be using a local SimConnect connection.
-* **Standalone** *swift*GUI on computer 1, connected via "remote SimConnect" to computer 2.
-  **No separate *swift*Core will be needed**!
 
 ### FS9
 You can use **WideFS** for a remote connection and run *swift*GUI in **standalone mode**.

docs/troubleshooting/first_install.md

@@ -51,7 +51,6 @@ In your *swift* installation directory you will see a directory `bearer`, just r
 - I only see "Constellations".
   Most likely you have no model set, an improper model set.
 - If the simulator does NOT connect, see the configuration page for your simulator
-- make sure you have the correct *swift* version, [32 bit or 64 bit](./../documentation/flying/p3d_64_or_32.md)
 - If you cannot connect the simulator and *swift*: If you run P3D "as admin\", run swift "as admin"
 - make sure you use the correct P3D driver version.
   If this version does not (yet) exists, selected the version which comes closest.