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Visit RCSimulations. I bought my copy there. They are professional and reliable.http://www.rcsimulations.com/or direct to the product at the site:https://sslrelay.com...%3D28VX004%3D29Regards,Marius

Hi, again!I've looked around for an answer for your problem, and the closest I've got is review of UT2 stating that: "Most Traffic programs work by using .BGL files to move traffic around. These aren't great because the aircraft fly more or less directly to their destination. UT2 though is different. They use .XML files to control traffic. These files allow the aircraft to follow genuine flight plans with all associated route waypoints and timings. The bad news for VOXATC users is that it can't read the .XML files so the any traffic generated by VOXATC reverts to direct routes only."http://www.flightsimulatornetwork.com/grou...AGroup%3A18086I don't know

Hi!Take a look at this forum:http://ultimatetraffic.flight1.net/forums/...ts.asp?TID=5908I think it is answering your question...Regards, Marius

You have probably already figured it out, but anyway: If you're running Vista then go to Control Panel -> Ease of Access -> Speech Recognition Options -> Advanced Speech options (top left corner). Then hit the Text to Speech-tab. First change the Voice speed, then hit Advanced (below the Voice speed) and select the source you want (in your case the headphones...). This should fix both your problems. Marius

Disregard problem #1: The program features four 16-bit voices, but two of them are obviously defect. "Charles" and "Audrey" can't say numbers. I started "Voice Setup" and changed all voices to "Mike" and "Crystal", who seem to know their numbers perfectly.

Hi!I've just bought VoxATCX UK DVD. I put my order with RCSimulations, and they did a great job (very fast delivery!). I have now been flying for a couple of days