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Thanks Peter.Unfortunately that had no effect. However, I discovered that you can create replacement spoken names by airport.. This done by creating an airport file called CYHU.xml (in this case Saint Hubert airport). The sub-folder is called "apdata" has a sample airport file which can be used as a template.This method works for the most part, but there are places which "ST" still comes out "street". I'm still investigating.Cheers!Nick

I'm trying to change the way in which Airport names are spoken by VoxATC.I have a case whereby the name of the airport is St. Hubert (spoken as Saint Hubert).Currently Vox says "S T" or "Street" depending on the voice selected.I tried changing the name of the airport to "Saint Hubert" via Airport Designer but it still shows up on the VoxATC gauge as "st hubert".Re-indexing did not make a difference.Does anyone out there know where Vox gets the airport name so that I can correct it?ThanksNick

Good day all.In order to send the ATC through a headset, I installed a Plantronics USB headset to my W7-64 Pro FSX SP2 system.I have the speakers setup for FSX output and I have V6.05 pointed at the headset.Testing VoxATC via the Voice Config page confirms that the sound is in the headset only.Testing the Voice Rec via the W7-64 Control Panl confirms that the Mic is OK.Running FSX confirms that the engine sounds are through the speakers only (audio is connected to the on-board Realtek sound).Initializing V6.05 starts off OK with each voice Testing correctly (I can hear them).After the voices test, the Initializing dots (.....) stop and nothing happens.When I disable VoxATC and unplug the USB headset, and re-initialze, it starts normally and seems happy.I've tried various combinations but the result is the same.It seems that the USB (ie. 2nd sound card) makes VoxATC unhappy.Can anyone shed some light here?ThanksNick