Hi Bill,

At 09:50 AM 2/8/2012, you wrote:

>Hi Thomas,
>
>As Patrick mentioned, you can _right_-click for the Moon. But it does
>seem to me as if you're right in thinking that it ought to be the other way
>around. In the next update, a right-click will get you the sun, a left-click
>the moon. (Dunno what a middle-click will do!)
>[snipped]

A quick way to find the center-to-center angular distance between the
Sun and Moon at eclipses using the lunar display is to right-click,
left-click, enter. Also, "More Info" for the Sun's angular diameter
gives the value of the semi-diameter. I caught this because I've
worked with s.d. for eclipses for the past ten years. I'm not a
nitpicker.... I hope! <G>

I apologize for accusing Guide of being responsible for my problems
with the mail list. I wasn't blaming you personally, only the group
manager who I thought was a member. I know now it really was Yahoo's
fault. I spent tens of hours trying to use Yahoo's "Wizard", and the
only thing I learned is that their Wizard has the IQ of a retarded hamster!

Larry



Laren Dart
http://ldart.got.net