Bill J Gray wrote:

> I didn't see your original message, but a follow-up to Bob's reply:
> there are some comments about this at

Hi Bill,

You did answer my question, also I seem to have lost the message. The
answer made me a little embarrassed. I knew how the files of elements are
arranged, it just slipped my mind when the asteroids disappered. I don't
think I thanked you for the reply for which I appologize.
I am still running Guide from CD1 even with 26GB of free disk space. This
is an opportunity to install on disk. That raised another problem which I
have to ask you about. I am able to mark what items I want to install (by
double-click) but after OK nothing happends. It is as if the program
doesn't exist. My poor memory recalls some discursion about it just after
Guide8 was released and I think I downloaded something. I still have a
Guide7 folder which contain a zip-file named "Install". It is 9kB and
dated 16.05.01 0922. Does it contains the missing program?
I have to admit that I am on the original Guide8 version. The reason is
that I haven't really missed anything important, and 30 years in the
computer business have learned me not to change a working system! I have
been really dependent on Guide for my daily astronomical activity.
Do you have any idea what is wrong?

Best regards
Ørnulf