Lawrence,

You may want to try this method. Go to "animation", select "real time",
a window requesting the time rate will appear, set rate for every 10
second or as you see fit. Start animation using ">>" and the program
will update according to your setting, i.e every 10 seconds if that is
your setting.

Denis

Lawrence wrote:

> Not very big ones! I am using Guide a lot - and it works very well -
> thanks Bill.
>
> 1 - when you start Guide, everything is positioned accurately, including
> asteroids. Give it an hour (or anytime) and it will not display
> accurate data unless you press F3 (or re-set the time). Am I the only
> person who feels that Guide should be able to update everything at
> selected periods? When I go to an asteroid, I *have* to remember to
> remind Guide that time has advanced since I last clicked it. In the
> observatory, I have to remember to press F3 before moving to an asteroid
> - or it won't be there!
>
> 2 - When I have DSS images switched on - which I do for levels 10
> upwards - I find that every few screens, there is a complete re-do, in
> other words, when I click to a new place, sometimes (not always), it
> changes the screen and then starts all over again to change the screen.
> This can be extremely slow. Once is OK, but the second time is tedious.
> Does this only happen to me?
>
> best wishes
>
> Lawrence Harris
>
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