As an answer to John, the .uov file from Hartwig Luethen has been made available to the site of the "Cercle astronomique de Bruxelles" (C.A.B., in french, of course) whom URL is mentionned hereunder. If it is a problem to understand french language, simply get the file at :
http://users.skynet.be/zmn/cab/ephem/2000/S4uov.zip
Then, unzip it into your Guide 7 directory, launch Guide, and activate the display of the overlay with the menu command :
Overlay ---> Toggle overlay
then choose "S4uov.uov", click "on" in the next window and "OK" twice. To be able to use the "Go to" command, you should have loaded the orbital elements of the comet. If it is not the case, then go to zoom level 4 (or so), then go the Perseus constellation, and you will see the path of the comet through it. The only thing to do is to follow the line... :-)


Good luck.


Sincerely,

Laurent Zimmermann
http://users.skynet.be/zmn/cab/cab.html

----- Original Message -----
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Sent: dimanche 25 juin 2000 21:02
Subject: Re: [guide-user] UOV for comet LINEAR


> In a message dated 25/06/00 16:19:57 GMT Daylight Time, zmn@... writes:
>
> > Subj: Re: [guide-user] UOV for comet LINEAR
> > Date: 25/06/00 16:19:57 GMT Daylight Time
> > From: zmn@... (Laurent Zimmermann)
> > Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:guide-user@egroups.com">guide-user@egroups.com
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> > To: guide-user@egroups.com
>
> Laurent
>
> Thanks for the tip. Much appreciated. BUT, in deleting some files, I
> deleted the Linear UOV file. Could you send me the web site.
>
> Thanks again
>
> John
>
> > Simply save the .UOV into your Guide 7 directory, launch Guide and
> > activate the display of the overlay with the menu command :
> > Overlay ---> Toggle overlay