Hi Roger,

Strange- I just tried changing my location to your examples as well as a few
others and it worked like a charm. When changing back to my proper location
I found that I had to use correct syntax- "Encinitas, CA" works fine where
"Encinitas,CA" does not. I'm sure Bill will straighten out on the ins and
outs of the text strings and all.

Regards,

Bill Dean

----- Original Message -----
From: "Roger Curry" <rcurry@...>
To: <guide-user@egroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 4:43 AM
Subject: [guide-user] location menu


> Okay, here is a follow-up to my question. Maybe Bill
> will tackle it.
>
> --Bob wrote--
> Hi Roger.
> Go to the Settings menu in Guide and click on the first selection,
Location.
> There you will find a radio bar " Enter Location Name". Click on it and it
> opens a window where you enter you desires location.
> Type in "Jacksonville, FL" and you will be all set.
> I am at MPC station 750 in Fall Creek. WI. and all I have to do is type in
> 750 and the location is set to our observatory.
> Have fun with Guide.
> Bob Elliott
> 750 Fall Creek
> --
>
> Jacksonville's location works fine. However, when I type in "Paris" or
> "Moscow", I get "Not Found!". I find these locations in the file
> Guide_CD\geo\latlng.txt but the Location menu does not find them.
> Is the "Location" dialog looking for a file in the wrong place? If so,
> how do I correct it?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Roger
>
>
>
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