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IAU renames asteroid for George Takei: Asteroid formerly known as 1994 GT9 is now 7307 Takei (is in ST2 db) http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21106431/ Sulu rocks....
Not sure why I haven't been clear on this before, but somebody tell me please if this is right or wrong: To get proper N-S-E-W orientation in the eyepiece view...
Hi all, Is they any way to control the amount of panning. It pans in too large of increments to suit my needs most of the time. There must be an adjustment I...
Hi all, Just replying back on the installation of Sky tools in Vista. Success! I deleted my virus scanner manually (Avast). Seems like the virus scanner was ...
Roger, I'm not sure if this will help or if it addresses the exact problem you are having, maybe it will help. When using the "View Scope to bring up the...
Thanks David, I tried out your suggestion and it does use smaller steps in the eyepiece mode. Thank you Roger Roger Zellmer, San Diego, CA N 32, W 117 TV85,...
Hi Roger, ... There isn't any way to control the size of the pan via the keyboard. You might try moving about via the mouse instead: you can place the mouse at...
Hi Eric, Basically, it's up to you how you wish to account for the mirror diagonal. If you never remove it, I suggest leaving the mirror diagonal selection...
Hi Roy, ... I don't have any plans for that at the moment, but you never know. :-) Clear skies, Greg -- Greg Crinklaw Astronomical Software Developer ...
Thanks Greg, That works very well. So simple yet effectively giving small increments. Roger Roger Zellmer, San Diego, CA N 32, W 117 TV85, Celestron 8" SCT...
I noticed that when I retrieved the DSS image from two different sources (ST2 gives you the option of 2 US sites and one UK site) for NGC 371 in the Small Mag...
I was looking at yesterday's APOD of the Whale & Hockey Stick (NGCs 4631 & 4656) - and opened an IA to see how they might fit into an eyepiece for possible...
Hi Scott, ... As far as SkyTools is concerned FITS it's just another image format. It happens that LEDAS serves up files in the FITS format. ... I'm not sure...
Thank you. I'll work it some more and figure it out. Thank you! Scott ... Why ... so it ... format. It ... know I ... image ... ST2) ... the ... simple ... ...
Hi Greg, all; ST2's database shows PPM 757150 as a single star inside the Eight Burst PlN (NGC 3132). Check out today's APOD; which captioning seems to ...
Hi, I just received my copy of ST2. I have RealSky loaded on my computer. How do I configure ST2 to use the DSS images from my RealSky directory on my PC? ...
Hello fellow Sky Tools users. How do I enter in an RA/Dec to go to an object that isn't in one of my downloaded lists? I was at the Eldorado Star Party this...
... Here's a quick copy/paste from the Designation Search Tool help screen : "To enter a position rather than an object select Enter J2000 position from the...
... Hi Dave, SkyMap allows you to export your observations as a CSV file. Perhaps someone could advise if ST2 can do anything with that. Regards, Chris...
Chris, The CSV can not be imported into Skytools directly, however you can import the CSV into Astroplanner. Greg is still working on an import. Cheers. Paul...
Hi Dave, ... I have a program that can do this; you email me your csv file and I return to you a SkyTools-format file that SkyTools can read. You can go ahead...
Hi, I think CSPN could mean "Central Star of Planetary Nebula." It may be that recent research has contradicted this though, which is what the APOD is...
Hi Dave, SkyTools does not support reading Real Sky images. Sorry. So few people have Real Sky (and I don't think its even available any more) that we...
Luckily, nothing was damaged, but while doing a set of images for the M31 region, I went from M31 to M32 while using Skytools and the ASCOM driver for the...
... to an ... ^^^^^^^^^^ Tho what Len told you is almost a necessity to know, in fully using ST's features; there's actually a multitude of other ways (also,...