Clive Rogers wrote:
On Monday 07 January 2008 19:37:10 Aaron Kulkis wrote:
The name of the program is in the subject line. Its called YoMama (Yale
Observatory iMAge Manipulation Applicationfrom). I think it was written
in Java but am not sure been too long since I ran the program.
Ah. That wasn't clear from your first post.
You could have put this explanatory information
in the initial post. It would have clarified
things immensely.
What google searches have you tried?
Ask an incomplete question, get an incomplete answer.
Astronomy YoMama Yale University which came up with lots of pages with the
I would drop "University" from your search (it's redundant,
and just increases the ranking of non-useful pages)
and probably add "software" and/or linux
learn to tweak google searches.
for example, enclosing words in quotes, such as: "WordA WordB"
prefers WordA followed by Word B.... but will still find any
page with either WordA or WordB on it.
but joining words with a dash: WordA-WordB finds pages
with WordA followed by WordB, possibly seperated by
whitespace and/or punctuation, so it will find:
WordAWordB
WordA WordB
WordA, WordB
WordA: WordB
WordA. WordB
etc.
but not WordB nor WordA in isolation.
And contrarily WordA -WordB finds pages with WordA
and WITHOUT WordB.
program but none of the links pointed to a live zip like the link that David
provided. All the pages were of dead links.
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