Mel, I know you have a lot of functionality in Scope.exe, but it is
all command line based. What is really needed is for the
Interfacing program to handle what gets communicated to Scope, and
allow it to run by parameters passed. When these two combine, they
will be hard to beat.
I have yet to check out the mechanical error correction you put
in. Everytime I move my setup, I have to start over, which really
slows me down. My fault for not having a permanent setup.

RobertB

--- In guide-user@yahoogroups.com, Mel Bartels <mbartels@e...>
wrote:

> > positioning the mechanical and other errors. Scope allows only

3

> > alignment maximum, whereas Guide was supposed to allow a lot of

them.

>
> Actually scope.exe allows unlimited alignment stars.
>
> While the coordinate translation function uses only 3 stars at any

one

> time, you can select which alignment stars to use. Typically you

want to

> include the closest alignment star for best local accuracy.
>
> Additionally, scope.exe has a pointing model error correction

function

> which uses unlimited numbers of alignment stars to make local

corrections.

>
> Mel Bartels