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Subject: Re: [Nml] Cap'n tips
From: Lynn H. & Kathy Ogden (logden@XXX.XXX)
Date: Sat Feb 13 1999 - 13:26:09 EST
I've been using Cap'n for years, and find it to be a complete program. Like
you, there are some things that could be better, but I've learned to live
with them just as we all have with other programs.
To secure my laptop: I place it on a piece of that non-skid stuff they sell
in all boat stores as shelf liner or place mats. It's kind of a rubberized
mesh. Then I secure it to a bulkhead with a piece of elastic cord around
the screen, low where it is hinged. It hasn't moved yet!
Lynn Ogden
-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Emerson <rick@XXX.XXX>
To: navigation@XXX.XXX>
Date: Saturday, February 13, 1999 6:29 AM
Subject: [Nml] Cap'n tips
>I'd like to hear from Cap'n users about any tricks, tip, or bugs
>they've run into. To forestall a potentially useless thread, I
>already own the product and like it although there are some oddities
>and a couple typos that ask for a bit of sanding and paint to put
>right.
>
>Also, how do people keep their laptops anchored on their nav desks in
>a seaway?
>
>Oh, for the record, having The Cap'n hardly means I'm putting my
>sextant away.
>
>Rick
>S/V One With The Wind, Baba 35
>
>P.S. For those with sextants or a *reliable* sun filter for a
>telescope or binoculars, in the past few days I've been watching one
>large, possibly naked eye sunspot and a dusting of "freckles" in
>higher latitudes. Check it out, d00dz! [wink]
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