--- In [email protected], John Mahony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- klauslms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hello! > > I have one Dummy-Question: How to find a position manually by this data: > > I re-arranged your data to show the order it should be entered: > > > > date : Jul. 23, 2007 AD, 2:56:49 pm > > First, set the date/time in the program to these numbers (use the clock icon in > the lower left toolbar (not the stopwatch in the upper left toolbar)). > > > lat : 37°45' long : 122°26' W > > Click the observatory icon in the lower left toolbar to enter these numbers. > > > Alt : 310°52', Az : 333°28' > > Then in the top menu bar, click "search>locate new position", and enter the alt > and az. > > > field : 0.01° x 0.01° > > If you really want to zoom in that far, you can enter the "field width" in the > same place as above (or use the magnifying glass icon in the top toolbar). > Then click OK in the "locate new position" window. > > -John > > Hi John! Thank you very much! I will try to realise it, but not so easy to translate!
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