Unfortunately, there is no way to control the size of Excel graphs other
than with the mouse. Even Visual Basic for Applications (which allows
almost total programmatic control of an Excel workbook) does not permit
this. Through VBA, you can control almost every aspect of a graph,
including titl
September 1, 1999
Hello Roger,
Thanks for your note. Judging from your other sundials, you will create a
lovely piece. Please send me a picture when/if it comes to pass.
If I was ever aware of a sidereal time option suggested by Karl
Schwarzinger, I've forgotten the details. Can you refres
At 07:14 AM 9/1/99 -0400, Mac Oglesby wrote:
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>I wonder what it would take to make it a sundial showing hours until dark.
>That is, how would the time of "dark" (relative to sunset) be determined?
Hi Mac,
This is an excellent challenge.
First, we have to define "dark". Bowditch defines Civil
At 07:14 AM 9/1/99 -0400, Mac Oglesby wrote:
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>If I was ever aware of a sidereal time option suggested by Karl
>Schwarzinger, I've forgotten the details. Can you refresh my memory? Of
>course, one could simply label a "normal" hours to sunset sundial as
>showing sidereal hours to sunset, since
Dear All On The List,
In Microsoft's Excel I can easily plot X-Y pairs,
so that I can lay out, for example, an analemmic dial.
By fiddling with the mouse I can stretch the graph
until it looks about right. See attachement (5 kB, hope that's ok).
It would be nice, though, if I could just i
Ops... forgot the attachment.
This is what I meant.
It looks about allright, but can I specify the X and Y axis lengths?
Regards,
Rudolf
Attachment converted: MAC Hard Disk:ana.gif (GIFf/JVWR) (0001A3BB)
Hello all,
I don't know if I have asked this before, but anyway, Tony made me think of
it again.
Is there anywhere available a word list for sundial topics?
The usual Internet search engines are less efficient for this one, for lack
of throughput?
What I need most (for my English-language summar
Fellow Shadow Watchers.
Some time ago I requested List members to send me the word/s for 'sundial' in
as many languages as possible with the promise that I would publish the result
via the List when complete - I was unaware of the list already prepared by
Daniel Roth at the time.
An unedited
From: Frederick W. Sawyer III, 71541,1662
To: "Rudolf Hooijenga", INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 9/1/99 6:33 PM
RE: Re: A dial by any other name...
Rudolf,
The following notice appears in the current issue of The Compendium. It
may be
what you are looking for:
Gnomon
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>John -
>
>Where are you located?
>
>Regards,
>Henry
Dear Henry & others;
I neglected to say that I'm in Tucson Arizona, but if brass can't be located
in USA, it's ok to give me an international address.
Thanks,
John C.
>- Original Message -
>From: John Carmichael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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