ATC "Decimal"

[Guest Iceberg]

Hello,I installed FSX and then without really starting it, I immediately installed some of the great add-ons from FS9, like WOAI packages, and editvoicepak.Yesterday, after flying some of the canned missions, I started a free flight from KLAX IFR to KSFO. I contacted ATC and when they gave me frequencies, they said, "1-2-2-'decimal'-8-0." FS9 always used to say, "1-2-2-'point'-8-0." Is the decimal default for FSX? Is there a way to change it? Is it possible that it isn't default and that it was installed by something I installed (possible editvoicepak)?I checked editvoicepak's page, and it didn't say anything about "decimal."By the way, I know that Europeans say "Decimal" and Americans say, "point." I'm an American and would prefer it the American way if I had a choice. If it's default, I'll deal.Thanks!--James

[Guest JimC1702]

Yes, it's Editvoicepack, I just ran into the same thing when I re-installed FSX. Just run Editvoicepack again and under "Phraseology" click on FAA instead of ICAO. Overall, I liked the ICAO version but I couldn't handle the "decimal". :)JimDell XPS 420 Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0 ghz3 gb dual channel 800 mhz DDR2 RAM512 mb nvidia 8800GT500 gb SATA drive 7200 rpmSoundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music22" Acer widescreen LCDWindows Vista Home Premium

[n4gix 4,947]

If you drill down deeper into the IVAO 'tree,' you'll find that you can have your cake and eat it too...Simply "uncheck" the "decimal" setting...

[Guest JimC1702]

Cool! Thanks Bill.JimDell XPS 420 Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0 ghz3 gb dual channel 800 mhz DDR2 RAM512 mb nvidia 8800GT500 gb SATA drive 7200 rpmSoundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music22" Acer widescreen LCDWindows Vista Home Premium

[Guest Iceberg]

Thanks for the reply. I unchecked the option in Editvoicepak and re-ran it. "Problem" fixed.--James