Astronomy Boy shows you how to bend it...

to get your scope pointing to any where in the sky, that is! I recall
requests for help in the past on the subject of positioning the scope to
specific areas of the sky. So, as I have not noticed any links to my
favourite site on this subject posted recently I thought I would refresh the
matter, which I think is of great help to anyone not yet familiar with the
mechanics of positioning the scope.

http://www.astronomyboy.com/

Regards....and cheers...hic!

Clear skys ( In London - you must be joking!)

David

Can I have my money back please?

(The mounting animation doesn't work)

BTW: Is "skys" cockney slang for light polluted skies? ;-)

Chris.B

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ups.com...
Can I have my money back please?

(The mounting animation doesn't work)

It does so. You must be doing it wrong. :-)


BTW: Is "skys" cockney slang for light polluted skies? ;-)

oops! hic! Yerst it is ain't alrite mate ;-)


Chris.B


"Clear Skies"
Regards,
David

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(The mounting animation doesn't work)

It does so. You must be doing it wrong. :-)

Must be two of us doing it wrong then. You using Flash?
--
Craig Oldfield

Do NOT mention Flash! :-(

Now it works.
Now it doesn't.

Chris.B

"Craig Oldfield" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

(The mounting animation doesn't work)

It does so. You must be doing it wrong. :-)

Must be two of us doing it wrong then. You using Flash?
--
Craig Oldfield

Am I using flash? probably. I say, you can never have too many Astronomy
programs on your system. And I've got loads, and whatever utilities they
need to function. Sadly... :-( now my computer thinks it's a
tortoise...sloooowly does it.

David

In article ,
says...

Am I using flash? probably. I say, you can never have too many Astronomy
programs on your system. And I've got loads, and whatever utilities they
need to function. Sadly... :-( now my computer thinks it's a
tortoise...sloooowly does it.

Likely one of my pop-up/pop-under/pop-out/pop-eye/ad/sad/mad/dad
blockers stopping it running.
--
Craig Oldfield

"Craig Oldfield" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

Am I using flash? probably. I say, you can never have too many
Astronomy
programs on your system. And I've got loads, and whatever utilities they
need to function. Sadly... :-( now my computer thinks it's a
tortoise...sloooowly does it.

Likely one of my pop-up/pop-under/pop-out/pop-eye/ad/sad/mad/dad
blockers stopping it running.
--
Craig Oldfield
I'm using Panicware popup stopper. Sometimes I still get annoying pop up
ads. Then, if I want to see a larger image of something from a thumbnail it
usually makes it's rude sound of refusal. But, I found if you persevere and
keep clicking for what you want, need or demand even, it eventually caves in
and retires gracefully. Allows you what you want like it's saying "oh, here
you are then, don't blame me if it makes you sick"......
Computers, can't live with em, can't live without em.

David

"Craig Oldfield" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

(The mounting animation doesn't work)

It does so. You must be doing it wrong. :-)

Must be two of us doing it wrong then. You using Flash?

They look like normal animated gifs to me.

"OG" wrote in message
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"Craig Oldfield" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

(The mounting animation doesn't work)

It does so. You must be doing it wrong. :-)

Must be two of us doing it wrong then. You using Flash?

They look like normal animated gifs to me.


Yeah! your right, I noticed they save as gifs. I bin down this route and
forgot.. Sorry, must be my age. Just, no one had a problem before.
Anyways, peeps usually say they find it helpful and that's what matters ok?

David