John, I am not seeing this on 276c on a V64 box. I will try later on 32 bit laptop to see if that makes a difference. I may not be following you exactly. Start CdC Click the clock icon, uncheck the system time box, change date or time, Ok. Then "find" and going back after the find completes the clock and the title bar agree with what I set. Bob
--- In [email protected], John Mahony <jmmah...@...> wrote: > > Here's one you can test for me: I never noticed this in years of using CdC v2.x until just a month or two ago, but after you start the program, if you open the time window, uncheck "use system time", and then change the time, and then do just about anything else (eg, find Jupiter), and then go back to the time window, the time will have reverted to what it was before. But the time of the chart will still be correct (shown in the top line). This only seems to happen if changing the time is the very first thing you do after opening the program, and it only happens the first time. > > -John > > > > > ----- Original Message ---- > > From: Geoff Dudley <dudley.ge...@...> > > To: [email protected] > > Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 11:53:10 PM > > Subject: [skychart-discussion] Possible bug in CDC? > > > > I may have discovered a possible bug. (feature?) > > > > When zooming in on Venus the crescent will flip to the opposite side of > > the planet once a certain zoom point is reached. When zooming out, the > > crescent flips back to its original correct position. I've tried this > > on two different computers, one a notebook running Win XP Pro and the > > other a desktop PC also running Win XP Pro, with the same result. > > > > I'm using CDC ver 2.76c. > > > > This is a really minor problem but I thought I'd bring it to your > > attention. I'm curious if anyone else can see it. > > > > Cheers, > > Geoff > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
