A couple of things are needed. First one is to make sure you have the
UCAC4.tdf file in your Guide directory. Go to user data set and turn it
on. Open Guide.dat file and enter on the last line -
UCAC4_PATH=c:\guide9\ucac4 (replace path with your directory) or enter
control-j and enter the line above with your own path.

Denis

On 08/10/2012 6:34 AM, franksmith0519 wrote:
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> I'm interested in UCAC4 also.
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> I tried hitting Control-J and editing the .dat folder after adding UCAC4 to my hard drive. It did not work.
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> Hope Bill works on this at least as an option
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> Regards,
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> Frank
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> --- In guide-user@yahoogroups.com, Denis <boucherd@...> wrote:
>>
>> Bill,
>>
>> Are you planning to take the UCAC4 permanently into Guide 9? With all
>> the improvements, it would be worth to create the a new Guide 9 set of
>> files as you did for UCAC3. The best way would be to create codes to
>> convert UCAC4 to Guide 9 format and use the resulting files to replace
>> the UCAC3 360 files.
>>
>> If I had the codes I would give it a try. Are the codes to access the
>> reformatted ucac3 in guide 9 available?
>>
>>
>> It would be valuable for those with the UCAC4 DVD.
>>
>>
>> Denis
>>
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