Hristo,
Thanks for the tip about the Del and unhide events keys.
I just knew you were going to ask about filters! LOL
I keep my magnitude limit a little higher than what I can probably see with my scope. sometimes the star is redder than indicated and it shows up on the camera so I try to do a dry run of those events in advance to see if I can actually image it. It also gives me the opportunity to integrate, if necessary, but that also depends on the duration. I expand my radius wider than I would normally travel just in case there is a "special" event that i should consider.? The bottom line is, I might have many potential events on my list that I won't end up observing but I don't want to risk missing an event just because I had a filter value set too conservatively.?
Ok, i tried the "DEL" key and that works. and the "unhide" worked as well.? Question about "unhide", though. If I deleted an entry last month would it appear again, or is the unhide based on the retention (keep showing...) limit?? I hope the latter. But? how about a counter compromise. If an event ages (happened yesterday), you still show it on the list, with dimmed text. Why not do the same for deleted events. still show them, but as dimmed. users can tell the difference between the two because one will have an old date and the other in the future. eventually the deleted one will disappear once the retention date has passed.
I could live with that!
vince
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