Phil, what I do is to create a Mark, Guide 9.1 > File > Save Mark.  A Mark will be created in Guide 9.1’s Root, “Guide 9.1/my_mark.mar”, containing all the settings in play when the Mark was created.  You can see what’s in a Mark using Note Pad.

 

Install Guide 9.1 to your “C:/” on the new computer.  Copy the Mark from the first computer into C:/Guide 9.1’s Root where it was initially created on the first computer.  Start Guide 9.1 on the new computer, go to Guide9.1

> File > Load Mark and open your Mark.

 

The settings in the Mark you created will be read and stay in play for other objects unless you change some configuration.  To return to your Mark you created from the first computer simply open that Mark again.  It’s good to have a backup like this.  HTH...joe  :)

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Joe Mize, StarFields Observatory,
Chiefland Astronomy Village
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