Guide to Starting and Using XEphem on Mac Computers
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Summary
The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to start the XEphem program on Mac classroom computers, including navigating to the application and understanding the interface elements like clickable rectangles for changing values.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledTo start the program, log into one of the Mac classroom computers.
When you click on the program's name to start it, you may have to wait a short time while the program loads.
Items which look like slightly raised rectangles indicate that you can change their values by clicking on them.
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