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I have to admit that as both a new Guide user and somewhat of a beginner in
astronomy (I can find *most* of the major constellations and/or asterisms and
generally point out the brighter of the planets), I'm slightly overwhelmed by
the Guide. I've used Starry Night Pro for a number of years before I puchased
my XT6. It's nice to fire up SNP and take a quick look at what the local sky
looks like.

I've been feeling my way through the various options availble with Guide and
I'm sure I'm coming nowhere near using all of the power that's available.
I'd really like to see some more tutorials, either as part of the release
CD's or online on the web.

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Jerry Gaiser in Oregon - 45.6933N 123.0418W
http://www.gaiser.org/
GPG/PGP Public Key https://copper.he.net/~jerryg/gpg/public_key.asc
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