For anyone interested, the attached file is for a Capuchin dial that can be seen with a program called Wingeom (about 400k) from the following site:
<http://academy.exeter.edu/~rparris/> To change the latitude, put your cursor on point "F" and drag the point up or down by holding down the mouse button. I think it avoided the "Error Orontii" that Fer deVries describes in the March 1999 issue of the Compendium. > > > The 007 Capuchin Dial is a PostScript program written > > > initially by Eric MacPhereson, University of Manitoba and with a > > > later revision by Andrew J Irwin, c/o Math 007, University of > > > Toronto [...] Content-Type: application/x-unknown-content-type-GE2_auto_file; name="Capuch_3.ge2" Content-Disposition: inline; filename="Capuch_3.ge2" Attachment converted: MAC Hard Disk:Capuch_3.ge2 (????/----) (00013B3D)
