The AdvDisp window must be docked in order to accept key commands? It didn't seem like it was responding when I ran it as a window on another monitor. Is this the case?How do you adjust the audio volume? I messed with all the audio sliders but couldn't turn it down a bit...As a member of ProjectAI, I'm adiment about hearing FSATC chatting with my AI aircraft as well. As I understand it, I ran FSATC on Comm2 to only "listen", but everytime I hit a number intending to change FSATC's station, RC would accept it as its command and react occordingly as well. What did I miss here?On this first flight, ATIS sounded like it was playing too slow. Anyone else?Observation: Very cool add-on! A Must have! It was so nice not being vectored to the moon and back on a missed approach...AL :-outta

>The AdvDisp window must be docked in order to accept key >commands? It didn't seem like it was responding when I ran >it as a window on another monitor. Is this the case? if you run advdisp.dll in a window, on another monitor, fs must have focus to get the keystrokes through to rc>>How do you adjust the audio volume? I messed with all the >audio sliders but couldn't turn it down a bit... us the master volume control for sound, then adjust the other ms fs sound levels to suit you.>>As a member of ProjectAI, I'm adiment about hearing FSATC >chatting with my AI aircraft as well. As I understand it, I >ran FSATC on Comm2 to only "listen", but everytime I hit a >number intending to change FSATC's station, RC would accept >it as its command and react occordingly as well. What did I >miss here? not sure i understand. what do you mean press a number to change fsatc's station. any keystrokes are going to go to rc, or any other program listening to the keyboard. how do you switch fsatc's station. can't you click the comm2?>>On this first flight, ATIS sounded like it was playing too >slow. Anyone else? >>Observation: Very cool add-on! A Must have! It was so >nice not being vectored to the moon and back on a missed >approach... >>AL :-outta

>As I understand it, I >ran FSATC on Comm2 to only "listen", but everytime I hit a >number intending to change FSATC's station, RC would accept >it as its command and react occordingly as well. What did I >miss here? Any keystrokes you press will be read by both fsatc and rc. This will really mess up your flight. :) You can avoid this by a) tuning fsatc manually on your com2, or :( changing rc's default keystrokes so they are not the same as those used by fsatc. See the section in the rc manual on using rc and fsatc together, it explains how to do this.Sidney Schwartz [KPDX]Horizon Pilot--flight plans and scenery for FS2002http://sidneyschwartz.homestead.com/index.htmlhttp://jdtllc.com/images/RCsupporter.jpg