Next: The exercise level Up: Using Ceilidh as a Student Previous: Using Ceilidh as a Student . ... This menu is identical whether it is obtained from the system level of Ceilidh using the sc command, or by entering Ceilidh with a -c argument. ... Course Summary button) If the teacher remembers to keep the information up-to-date, this command gives you a summary of the timetable for your course, with . ... ceilidh -c pr1 . ... If you entered the course level from the system level using first ceilidh . ...

The Common Output Area (COA) on the terminal screen is the remaining top area of the terminal screen not used for the User Command Area or Task Status Area. It is a viewport on the log file. Hermes treats the log file as a ``book'' with numbered pages. ... The COA has two modes of operation: page mode and non-page mode. ... The current page number is displayed at the extreme right of the Task Status Area. ... When in non-page mode, Hermes can also scroll the COA instead of flipping pages. ...

To Print the Image in the Image Display Buffer (Frame): . ... Type a print directive in the SAOtngDialog window (default is lpr ). ... A Postscript representation of the currently displayed image can be generated using the Print Image option of the Images menu. ... The print directive allows the PostScript representation of an image to be sent to a variety of places, including printers, disk files, and programs such as ghostview . ... Unix command] or [Unix file] can be used as a print directive. ...

Next: Astrometry Up: Interferometry Previous: Flagging data Contents . The scope of bad data flags can go beyond the currently selected item, if other data items exist which depend on the selected one. ... Flagging information will be automatically entered into flag tables, with a label attached to every entry specifying the reason for the flag. The reason currently is derived from the system date/time.) ... Flag tables can be saved to disk for later retrieval. ...