Dear Simon & Others"

Robert Terwilliger has updated the NASS webpage on Delta Cad at
http://www.sundials.org/links/local/deltacad/
and has included a link to your webpage and to my DC NASS talk outline.

I think you should add a link to the NASS page as well so that people can
find the other Macros that are located there.

I'm so glad that Delta Cad is getting the attention it deserves.  I think
all this new information will be very helpful to DC beginners and old users
as well.

Thanks Simon & Bob,

John


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Simon [illustratingshadows
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2007 12:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Delta Cad and java and Excel

I revised the DeltaCAD macros with added notes (no
logic or display changes) and also provided better
explanations of them, as well as text in the data
entry pane should you hit the "script error" message,
which can be ignored. And the DeltaCAD folks and their
basic supplier have not figured that message out yet.

I just uploaded JAVA code for text as well as
graphical displays of a horizontal dial, and added
significantly to the notes on JAVA programming, with
copious examples and some stuff not found in the books
(classes and methods included).

The Excel spreadsheet:  reference-spreadsheets.xls  
as a reminder has almanac, horizontal and vertical
(declining also) sheets, a meridian and a polar sheet,
analemma figure of 8 sheet, sunrise/set sheet, dial
plate reverse engineering, wall declination sheets,
and can depict a dial plate with the Excel graph tool,
also it has the astronomical EOT sheet, inclined
decliner sheet, lunar phases, calendar or date
curve/line calculator, and a planispheric astrolabe
data depiction for creating astrolabes, and finally
the analemmatic dial for a yard. 

The C++, PASCAL, and Visual Basic as well as normal
Basic stuff is there also.

Statistically the DeltaCAD stuff is highest in hits,
Visual Basic and normal Basic next, Pascal third, with
C and java lowest. The turbocad TCW files get a lot
hits.

Simon 
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