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Negative star / galaxy zenith transit time?

Unanswered Negative star / galaxy zenith transit time?

  • Thursday, July 12, 2012 2:26 PM
     
     
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    Well it's pretty much self-explanatory: there's a bug of the transit time of stars and galaxies that shows negative values of hours and minutes:

    I have noticed such a bug for more than a year, but it still has not been fixed. Hopefully it can be fixed in the next release.....

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  • Tuesday, August 28, 2012 7:49 PM
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    The issue is related to the Regional settings due to time and date formating issues. It is not reproducable in the US English (or many other regions) , can you give me the regional settings you are using (Region & langues in control panel) and I can reproduce and fix the bug. Most people don't see this, and we must not have caught it it our localization testing.
     
  • Monday, November 05, 2012 5:52 AM
     
     
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    The issue is related to the Regional settings due to time and date formating issues. It is not reproducable in the US English (or many other regions) , can you give me the regional settings you are using (Region & langues in control panel) and I can reproduce and fix the bug. Most people don't see this, and we must not have caught it it our localization testing.

    I missed the reply, but my region (and time zone) is set to Hong Kong and the language is set to traditional Chinese (Hong Kong).

    Since July I've migrated to a new computer, as well as from Win7 to Win8, but nothing has changed.