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I'd send VoxATC support an e-mail just to notify them that their current version doesn't work with the steam edition. I haven't dealt with them myself but i've heard the devs are really helpful in trying to solve problems.
All three of the groups listed above provide professional and realistic ATC that's nearly indistinguishable from what you'll hear on an actual frequency.
As much as I like these online networks I like having consistent ATC coverage. With networks like Vatsim and others i'm limited to flying at certain times and certain airports if I want ATC coverage. Their fly-in events can be fun as usually there is a guarantee of controllers.
But still the benefit with VoxATC comes with coverage wherever and whenever I want.
Glad you got it working Raz.
As far as i can recall i installed Vox and like you couldn't get it to work at first (in my case the vox window wouldn't show up even though it was present in the views/instrument panels), then i have uninstalled it, i have manually deleted the Internal Workings folder from the appdata\roaming folder and also deleted fsx.cfg. After that i have ran FSX once so it can create it's cfg, installed Vox and registered it, i have than ran the indexer again just to be sure and shortly after ran the panel app which installs the vox panel into every aircraft in FSX.
After all of this i ran FSX again which also asked me to give permissions to vox's dll's and stuff and than placed myself at my local airport and tested the program out, clicked on views, instrument panel, vox atc and the window popped up this time, clicked enable and it ran the preliminary test stuff, after that i could ask for a circuit and all the other stuff and also tried loading a flight plan, that worked too. With everything working i than installed all the voxpop voices and other voices i have.
I finally got it working. After doing a clean install I still received a "FATAL ERROR", but that was simply because I did not have a flight plan loaded in FSX. Looking through the VoxATC log file, was not very helpful. :-P