past times, and I was surprised in looking at what you did
with that language: very good graphics!
Sorry, anyway, I have no compiler (and no free compilers on the net, you can
only buy them). I can't help you directly, but I don't wanted to see a
question with title "I need help"
Dear friends,
I need help: for teaching purposes I use a DOS program "Planetario"
written by me and some collegues in Quick Basic. It's completely
freeware and you can download version 2.33 at
http://www.arcetri.astro.it/CDAs/software/planetario233_download.html
We prepared
Michael Koblic wrote:
> Or you could try putting the hook on 'r', which is said to be the most
> difficult sound to pronounce (Guinness Book of Records, an old edition). BTW
> the Hungarians (Magyars) do not use the hooks...
I am the happy owner of a big ignorance... And it shows :-)
- fernando
Tom Mchugh wrote:
>
> You put the "hook" on the s by keying in < alt 0154 >. .
>
Living is learning! I had never noticed Windows keyboard driver
had any difference between "154" e "0154". In fact, I 've only
needed three-digit codes to produce characters between 128 and 255
(some are not used
>>> We have now:
>>> Strassbourg, France 1493
>>> Krakow, Poland 1485
>>> Utrecht, Netherlands 1463
>>>
>>> But where is the oldest?
>>> Who knows of older ones?
>>
>>New in this list:
>>Kaschau, Slowakia 1477
>>
>>After Zinner there is a sundidal at the cathedral at the south wall in
>>Kascha
>
>We have now:
>Strassbourg, France 1493
>Krakow, Poland 1485
>Utrecht, Netherlands 1463
>
>But where is the oldest?
>I am not for sure that the Dutch one is the winner.
>Who knows of older ones?
Dear Fer,
An older one on a wall is
Duderstadt, Germany, 1456
also old is
Kaschau, Slowakia, 1
> We have now:
> Strassbourg, France 1493
> Krakow, Poland 1485
> Utrecht, Netherlands 1463
>
> But where is the oldest?
> I am not for sure that the Dutch one is the winner.
> Who knows of older ones?
New in this list:
Kaschau, Slowakia 1477
After Zinner there is a sundidal at the cathedra
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Krzysztof Kotynia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An: sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.de
Datum: Dienstag, 08. Juni 1999 08:57
Betreff: Re: I need help
>Dear all,
>I found a picture showing a portable sundial with equal hours
>dating 1453. The dial
This thread has concentrated, (and quite rightly!), on dials that not only
are marked with equal hours but show the same equal hour throughout the
year. They are usually characterised by a gnomon which is parallel to the
earth's axis. This 'technology' is thought to have been developed by the
Ar
> Dear all,
>
> We have now:
> Strassbourg, France 1493
> Krakow, Poland 1485
> Utrecht, Netherlands 1463
>
> But where is the oldest?
> I am not for sure that the Dutch one is the winner.
> Who knows of older ones?
Dear all,
I found a picture
showing a portable
fer j. de vries wrote:
>
> Krzysztof Kotynia wrote:
> >
> > > > Piero Ranfagni wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Dear friends,
> > > >
> > > > I need your help: I'm preparaing a lesson around the mesaurement of
> > > > time. I wolud like to know how old is the first equal hours sundial.Rohr
> > > > claimed
On Sun, 6 Jun 1999, fer j. de vries wrote:
>William P Thayer wrote:
>>
>> Rule out Strasbourg.
>>
>> I lived in Strasbourg for a year and know the cathedral well. The 15c clock
>> in the cathedral is not a sundial... It's an astronomical *clock*.
>>
>> It's conceivable, mind you, that it might
William P Thayer wrote:
>
> Rule out Strasbourg.
>
> I lived in Strasbourg for a year and know the cathedral well. The 15c clock
> in the cathedral is not a sundial... It's an astronomical *clock*.
>
> It's conceivable, mind you, that it might include a small detail that is a
> sundial, sort of
Rule out Strasbourg.
I lived in Strasbourg for a year and know the cathedral well. The 15c clock
in the cathedral is not a sundial... It's an astronomical *clock*.
It's conceivable, mind you, that it might include a small detail that is a
sundial, sort of for comparison purposes. If so, it canno
Krzysztof Kotynia wrote:
>
> > > Piero Ranfagni wrote:
> > >
> > > Dear friends,
> > >
> > > I need your help: I'm preparaing a lesson around the mesaurement of
> > > time. I wolud like to know how old is the first equal hours sundial.Rohr
> > > claimed that the "Man with the sundial" in the Cath
> > Piero Ranfagni wrote:
> >
> > Dear friends,
> >
> > I need your help: I'm preparaing a lesson around the mesaurement of
> > time. I wolud like to know how old is the first equal hours sundial.Rohr
> > claimed that the "Man with the sundial" in the Cathedral of Strasbourg
> > is the earliest
Piero Ranfagni wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
>
> I need your help: I'm preparaing a lesson around the mesaurement of
> time. I wolud like to know how old is the first equal hours sundial.Rohr
> claimed that the "Man with the sundial" in the Cathedral of Strasbourg
> is the earliest modern sundial and
Dear friends,
I need your help: I'm preparaing a lesson around the mesaurement of
time. I wolud like to know how old is the first equal hours sundial.Rohr
claimed that the "Man with the sundial" in the Cathedral of Strasbourg
is the earliest modern sundial and it dates from 1493. What is your
op
At 09:26 AM 6/9/99 +0200, you wrote:
>
>> We have now:
>> Strassbourg, France 1493
>> Krakow, Poland 1485
>> Utrecht, Netherlands 1463
>>
>> But where is the oldest?
>> I am not for sure that the Dutch one is the winner.
>> Who knows of older ones?
>
>New in this list:
>Kaschau, Slowakia 1477
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