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DOH! Just found 'Joystickselect.exe' and ran it. I've obviously confused myself - when I run this, the utility only sees my old Yoke (somewhere still in a box from moving). The help pdf says this is where you update the selections to go with the joystick you selected in the 'Joystick & Keyboard utility' from the Programs Menu. Can't find either the Programs Menu nor the Joystick and Keyboard' utility. Tried uninstalling and installing V6.0 - still can't find it! Kindest Regards, Ron

HI John, Many thanks for your quick post! I think I see my problem - that program doesn't exist anywhere on my hard drive. I ran he install for FSX Steam edition - I'll try rerunning it -- at least I know what to look for, now! Thanks again, Kindest Regards, Ron

Hi Folks, Sorry if I'm asking a question that's been answred elsewhere, but I've searched and can't find an answer. Actually, pretty embarassing as I've used VoxAtc for several years and am just tuning my FSX back on a year after moving. I've not yet found my Yoke in the still unpacked boxes (four bedroom house in to a two bedroom cottage) so I thought, as an interim, I'd use my X52 joystick and throttle which I have found. Problem is, I can't find the 'Joystick and Keyboard utility' the help texts talks about and the Joystick assignment screen still wants to talk to the Yoke. Could someone please tell me where, in the FSX Steam VoxAtc install the utility to assign the X52 as the Joystick to be used? Many thanks for your help, Kindest Regards, Ron

Hi Folks, Does anyone have any experience of using the SimCAT5 modules? Read a review of them a few months (been moving - probably last year) about them and they look good for what I want to do (build a C-172 panel using rear projection - get rid of the parallax (sp?) error but what about turning the knobs? Think the SimCAT5 might be the answer. There doesn't seem to be much information about them (e.g., experiences of using them) out there - RC Simulations sell them, but their website doesn't seem to have much background info, and there doesn't appear to be much on the Web after their launch in 2011 or so. Many thanks for your thoughts, Kindest Regards, Ron