Here what I did,

I removed all asteroids loaded to drive by Guide using no 2# disk for
extra asteroids and 1# for the 100 meg part. With no asteroid in Guide
folders at all. The problem appears to be in either the full MPCOrb.dat
or small one processed with my program. By taking the space out and
inserting a new one after the name, all labels came back. An old file
did not cause problems but it also does not have a space added prior to
the name. This would indicate that Guide uses the info when no asteroid
are loaded as part of the install. Am I right?

Denis

Bill J Gray wrote:

> Hi Denis,
>
> Dunno why _that's_ happening... Guide should handle that change
> without any problem! (It doesn't actually make any use of that
> number; it looks at the name -- which occupies the same columns
> as it did before -- and at the number given at the start of the
> line, not the one given in parentheses near the end of the line.)
>
> I tried replicating the problem, using all three possible
> labelling schemes ("label by number", "label number, provisional
> designation", "label name, provisional"). All three worked as
> I would have expected.
>
> Do you find that the problem occurs when using the full
> 'mpcorb' file? Or does it only happen with subset files?
> And which labels are missing: names, numbers, or provisional
> designations?
>
> -- Bill
>
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