#Copernicus help messages

#button bar
butt-3:CLOSE. Click the Copernicus icon on the icon bar to reopen
butt-4:Help text appears here.
butt0:Restore today's date
butt1:New date...
butt2:Star map...
butt3:World map screen
butt4:Precession...
butt5:Sunrise and sunset times for %0
butt6:Calendar for the year %0
butt7:New and full moons for %0
butt8:Planetary positions
butt9:Notable dates for %0
butt10:Star list...
butt11:Diary page for %1 %0
butt12:Save...
butt13:Make a draw file...
butt14:Print...
butt15:Run the Guide Book

#star maps
star-1:Star maps. Double click to identify stars. Drag a rectangle to zoom in.
star-3:Close all Copernicus windows

#stepping
step3:Steps of 5 minutes
step4:Steps of 1 hour
step5:Steps of 1 day
step6:7 days steps
step7:When trace is on star maps are not cleared between steps. 
step8:Close the stepping dialogue box.
step9:Start or stop stepping. (Also stopped by double mouse clicks)
step??:The stepping dialogue box

#the date
date-4/date-1/date0:The date dialogue box
date2/date6:Set the year
date7:The year. Can also be typed into directly (accepts BC & BCE)
date3:The month
date4/date5:Set the month
date39:Set the date
date40:Close the date dialogue box
date?/date??:Click in here to set the day

#precession
prec0:Precess all star coordinates to %2 %1 %0
prec1:Reload & use epoch 2000.0 coordinates
prec2:Close the precession dialogue box
prec??:The precession dialogue box

#star map dialogue box
map-5:Click here to open out the dialogue box
map2/map37:Set the hours
map3:Draw the map
map5:The time of day for which the star map will be drawn
map7:Take the time from the computer's internal clock
map8:Draw constellation patterns
map9:Plot the horizon (as a light green dotted line)
map11:Plot of the planets
map12:Display the coordinate grid
map13:Display common names of stars
map14/map15:Set the minutes
map16:Close the star map dialogue box
map17:Select the type of star map to be drawn
map18:This shows the type of map to be drawn
map21:Stars will be plotted down to this magnitude
map22/map23:Adjust the limiting magnitude
map26:Display constellation names
map27:Draw constellation boundaries
map28:Plot the moon
map30:Plot deep sky objects
map31:Plot the sun
map35:Stars will be labelled down to this magnitude
map40:Show the milky way on star maps
map41:Show the galactic equator (as a dark green dotted line)
map42:Show Bayer letters on the star maps
map43:Show Flamsteed numbers (user coords map only)
map46/map47:Set the magnitude limit for labelling stars
map48:Show Henry Draper numbers (user coords map only)
map49:Show the ecliptic (as an orange dotted line)
map52:Common names will be shown down to this magnitude
map53/map54:Set the magnitude limit for naming stars
map55:Prevent labels and names overlapping on the map
map?/map??:The star map dialogue box

#star finder
find-3:Close the star finder dialogue box
find0:Click in this panel to select a Bayer letter
find1:The star being searched for. Can also be typed into directly
find2:Click in this panel to select a constellation
find3/find4:Cycle through the constellation list
find5:Begin the search
find?/find??:Star finder. Select constellation, then Bayer letter

#zoom window
zoom-3:Close the zoom window
zoom-4:Identification (for stars = Flamsteed,Bayer,Constellation,HD number)
zoom?/zoom??:For identification, move the mouse pointer over a star

#star list dialogue box
list89:Close the star list dialogue box
list?/list??: The star list dialogue box

#world map and table screens
world-3/tab?-3:Close all Copernicus windows
world??:The world map screen (the arrow keys move the map through time)
tab0-1:Sunrise and sunset times for the year %0
tab1-1:Positions of the sun, moon and planets
tab2-1:A calendar for the year %0
tab3-1:New and full moons for the year %0
tab5-1:Significant dates for the year %0
tab6-1:Stars in the constellation of %3
tab7-1:A diary page for %1 %0

#program info box
info4:Copernicus version number
info?/info??:About this program

#time zone
zone1:Increase the time zone by 1 hour
zone2:Decrease the time zone by 1 hour
zone3:The time zone. (Type in fractions of an hour directly, if needed)
zone4:Set the time zone for the current location
zone8:Close the time zone dialogue box
zone?/zone??:The time zone dialogue box

#sidereal time
sid1/sid2:Adjust the hours
sid3:Close the sidereal time box
sid5:The local time at the sideral time shown above
sid9/sid10:The sidereal time at the local time shown below
sid11/sid12:Adjust the minutes
sid?/sid??:The sidereal time box

#latitude and longitude
dcoord1/lcoord1:Latitude. Can also be typed into directly
dcoord2/lcoord2:Longitude. Can also be typed into directly
dccord5:Display the distance to these coordinates
lcoord5:Use these coordinates as the current location 
dcoord6/lcoord6:Close the coordinate box
dcoord7/lcoord7:Increase the degrees of latitude
dcoord8/lcoord8:Increase the minutes of latitude
dcoord9/lcoord9:Decrease the minutes of latitude
dcoord10/lcoord10:Decrease the minutes of latitude 
dcoord11/lcoord11:Increase the degrees of longitude
dcoord12/lcoord12:Increase the minutes of longitude
dcoord13/lcoord13:Decrease the degrees of longitude
dcoord14/lcoord14:Decrease the minutes of longitude
dcoord?/dcoord??:Find the distance to these coordinates
lcoord?/lcoord??:Choose a location by setting its coordinates

#draw file save box
draw0/save0:Click to save if there is a full path name in the icon above
draw1/save1:Drag this icon into a directory display or a suitable application
draw2:Fill in the name of the Draw File
save2:Fill in the name of the file
draw3/save3:Close the box
draw4:Begin constructing the Draw File
draw??:Use this box to create draw files of star maps
save??:Save the star map as a sprite file or the displayed text as a text file

#printed output
print-4:Shows the printer currently installed
print2:Scale the printed output so that it fits onto a single sheet of paper
print3:Print
print4:Close the print dialogue box
print6:The scale of the printed output in percent
print7:Reduce the size of the printed output
print8:Increase the size of the printed output
print11:The number of copies to print
print12/print13:Alter the number of copies to print
print14:Print upright (portrait)
print15:Print sideways on the paper (landscape)

#user coords map
mcoord1:The declination at the centre of the map
mcoord2:The right ascension at the centre of the map
mcoord5:Set the coordinates
mcoord6:Close the dialogue box
mcoord11/mcoord13:Adjust the hours of right ascension
mcoord12/mcoord14:Adjust the minutes of right ascension
mcoord7/mcoord9:Adjust the degrees of declination
mcoord8/mcoord10:Adjust the minutes of declination
mcoord15:The field of view (variable from 0 to 60 in 0.5 steps)
mcoord16/mcoord17:Alter the field of view
mcoord?/mcoord??:The star map coordinates dialogue box

#star info box
sinfo-4:Identification (for stars = Flamsteed,Bayer,Constellation,HD number)
sinfo1:Right Ascension
sinfo3:Declination
sinfo5:Azimuth as seen from the current location
sinfo7:Altitude as seen from the current location
sinfo9:Info (for stars = Common name,apparent magnitutude,variable designation)
sinfo10:Info (for stars = Spectral class,Parallax)
sinfo11:Info (for stars = number in the Aitken Double Star catalogue)
sinfo15:Close the box or display information on the next star
sinfo?/sinfo??:The star information box
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