Thomas,
Thank you for posting this thread, I have been looking for something just like this for some time now. I do most of my observing in a climate that afford very few really great nights and one comes along I like to make the most of it. So, I plan my observing sessions carefully and like the detailed charts that can be produced and printed by Guide 8.0. Cambridge Press is offering your version 3.0 is this an English version?
Thank You
Carpe Noctem - Clear Skies & Dark Nights
Mark S Deprest
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University Lowbrow Astronomer (Newsletter Editor)
ACNO "Any Clear Night Observer" (Creator - Coordinator)
Astronomical League (Member At Large)
"I have loved the stars too fondly, to be fearful of the night" Sarah Williams 1837-1868

--- In guide-user@yahoogroups.com, "Thomas" <thomas.pfleger@...> wrote:
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> I'm author of a planner named "Eye&Telescope". It can drive Guide's charts (center on objects selected in E&T in it's various lists) and you can create a file for the "User Objects" overlay.
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> E&T contains a small tool that shows up if you select an object in Guide that's also known to E&T's database. Then you can insert it into an observing plan or a project, create a new log entry for this object or have it displayed on a chart (E&T does charting too, but with emphasis on perceptibility - a quite unique approach in astro software).
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> German users frequently told me that Guide and Eye&Telescope make a unique, extremely powerful team. You can try it out, using the free demo.
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> For more information on Eye&Telescope, visit www.eyeandtelescope.de.
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> Outside Europe, E&T will soon be shipped by Cambridge University Press: http://www.cambridge.org/us/knowledge/isbn/item5655762/?site_locale=en_US
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> The availability date was delay several times, but it should now really become available soon.
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> Kind regards - and forgive me advertising my own product.
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> Thomas
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