Geoff, That did it!
The path was mis-labeled as Ciel\cat\DSoutlines\ rather than C:\Program Files\Ciel\cat\DSoutlines\ for some reason. When I listed the complete path, the lines showed up. Thanks, Hunter --- In [email protected], "starryeyeguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hunter: > > Check to be sure you have a folder with the DSO data in it. On my > computer it installed to the path "C:\Program > Files\Ciel\cat\DSoutlines". If it's there, go to your configuration > dialogand select "Catalog", then select option 1, also labeled > "Catalog". If there's nothing there, click "add", set the path to the > DSoutlines folder, then follow the prompts. > > Hope this helps... > > Geoff Chester > > --- In [email protected], Sander Pool <sander@> > wrote: > > > > > > Hi Hunter, > > > > I'll list some obvious things, sorry if they are not helpful: > > > > - check the 'show DSO' box > > - change the color of DSOs to something bright, say yellow > > - increase the number of DSOs shown (lower limiting mag) > > - make sure 'show pictures' isn't checked > > - load the pictures and check the 'show pictures' box, see if that works > > - make sure SAC or NGC is checked in the deep sky catalog settings > > > > Just a few things to try. I doubt any of these are the cause but > perhaps > > during fiddling you'll find the real problem. As a last resort you can > > save your .ini file in the files section for someone else to experiment > > with. Obscure your location if you like. > > > > Sander > > > > hewholooks wrote: > > > > > > Greetings, > > > > > > I have had CDC on another computer (v 3.0.1.2) and had nice lines to > > > demarcate where, let's say, the Orion arc or the veil nebulae were. It > > > made centering for imaging very precise. > > > > > > I have loaded the program onto another computer with the same OS > > > (Windows XP) and can't get these lines to show no matter what I do. > > > > > > What am I missing? > > > > > > Hunter > > > > > > > > >
