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From: ajauch@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.games
Subject: Re: >Looking for Comments/Sugg<>or Spaceward Ho! Version 2.0
Keywords: Spaceward Ho! fixes
Message-ID: <2857CA80.24827@ics.uci.edu>
Date: 13 Jun 91 19:41:52 GMT
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In <1991Jun11.223029.17430@cs.yale.edu> naiman-jeffrey@cs.yale.edu (Jeffrey Naiman) writes:

>In article <25367@well.sf.ca.us> garyg@well.sf.ca.us (Gary R. Greene) writes:
>>haven't been to in a long while, or I want to reactivate at that location,
>>but can't find it easily on the explored list.  A message box I can type
>>a name into and have the screen go to that star would be *verrrrry* nice.
>>
>>
>Many people have mentioned something like this. I'm pretty sure that you
>can just click on your planet list planets and the map will immediately
>go there.

You CAN DO THIS NOW.  Just type the name of the planet into the status
window and double click on it.  The map and planet list will scroll to that
planet automatically (pretty slick really).

The second person is also right.  If you click on a planet in the list,
the map will move to that planet.

Alex
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