Updated to Windows 7 today, (and BTW SB Pro PE works without any issues), but before I did that I backed up all my files, including my missions I've downloaded for SB Pro PE.

Well over 100 missions, most tested and working well... I did NOT make any of these, they are just what I downloaded to play for myself... but sharing in one easy download.

There was too many missions to try and find out who made them and get individual permissions to share... so if your a mission maker, thanks for sharing, if you are upset that your mission made it to my scenario folder, then I am sorry... and you might want to get a life. lol

Thanks to all the mission makers:

http://www.simhq.net/downloads/land_combat/sbppe/sbppe_scenarios.zip

I have owned "Steel Beasts" and have played "AT" it for some time. It was not a great reflective process to invest in SB ProPE. I greatly enjoy this modern armor simulator. So far, I have not "played", but have tinkered in order to understand.

Your "my mission" collection I downloaded to avoid spurious website searches that would end in the same, probably lesser quality collection. Thank you.

BUT, I found hiding in my SB ProPE main folder a copy of Golan Heights 1973 and now your collection. Searching the folders, and sub-folders, I can not locate a site to place the .SCE mission collection files you offer. I have found .txt files, yet no mission (sce) folders.

Could you please educate the SB ProPE "challanged" by providing some basic installation directions?

Thank You, again

Extract, then copy all sce files to your my document folder, where esim game lies, inside the my scenario folder... NOT in the game directory but in your my documents folder.

Very excited about this! I'm getting Steel Beasts Pro this week and I can't wait to have a ton of missions to play. Thanks Magnum!

The user manual describes the file structure (note that some folders are not being displayed per default settings of the Windows explorer). In addition to the solution that Magnum described, putting the scenario files into "My Scenarios" there also is the regular "Scenarios" folder that contains all the stock missions. You can't damage anything by adding scenario files there (although it makes sense to play them first and see whether they are better suited for a single player or many).
The TXT files may contain translations of the scenario's embedded mission briefing. They must be put in a subdirectory of ..\loc\English (US)\Scenarios\ and then in the corresponding subdirectory in order to be loaded successfully. Otherwise the mission briefing may be displayed in a different language, depending on the mission designer's settings.