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Thanks for reporting this! I am looking into it.
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Thanks for passing this info along Dennis. I haven't tried to do a DB Power Search for a specific Imaging System and didn't notice this. I have access to several Imaging Systems and want my search results to be available for all of them.
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(2019-09-06, 08:59 AM)Dennis Wrote: (2019-05-07, 06:46 PM)theskyhound Wrote: Thanks for reporting this! I am looking into it.
I have found that selecting a User Defined Imaging System, Location and Time of year makes the Constellations selectable.
E.g. for my Mewlon 210 in Brisbane on 03 Sept I was able to select Aqr.
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Dennis
Hello,
I have trouble seeing how it would matter which imaging system was selected. My guess is you just got lucky, or it is something simple like changing the Imaging System. Try changing it back to see if that works.
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Hi Phil
I'm still learning the depths and "how-to's" of SkyTools 4 Imaging and I am finding the scope and depth of its functionality quite breathtaking. So much so, that how it operates and the important prerequisite set up steps have often exposed some of my incorrect assumptions when I compare it to my understanding and use of SkyTools 3 Pro.
I'm not sure if some of my assumptions about how to use the Minor Planet Tab in ST4 are correct, so I'll await Greg's response in determining the way this function was designed and meant to be used.
Thanks for the feedback.
Cheers
Dennis