Re: [guide-user] Problem with goto for a UCAC2 star

P. Clay Sherrod Apr 28, 2018


Trust me, I use UCAC-4 and 3 on a nightly basis and have the pathway created.  The ability to access a UCAC star still does not show in my Find menu.
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Subject: Re: [guide-user] Problem with goto for a UCAC2 star

Hi,

you first need to set the path to the UCAC (2,3,4,...) catalogue by using the key-combination "Alt" and "J".
In the field that opens, put the following line: "UCAC4_PATH=C:\Guide 9\UCAC4" (or UCAC2 in your case, respecting upper / lower case and without quotation marks. The hit enter /close the box.
If you Guide folder is not in the root folder (= C), the command should look something like this, where "xxxx" ist the other folder: "UCAC4_PATH=C:\xxxx\Guide 9\UCAC2", where you might have installed Guide.

if this is done you should be able to find the UCAC star exclusively through the Find object menu, all other "finders" don't work for the UCAC.

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