Hi Laureen, Hopefully Karl Cunningham's answer solved your ANSI.SYS problems with SkyMap. You inquired about Delta Star and RME (of RME/LACE). Interesting that you should pick out two measurement programs that I worked on! I helped out with calibration and shake-rattle and roll testing of Delta Star at JPL, and I was on the White Sands ground team for pointing and tracking calibration of LACE's ultraviolet instrument. Both Delta Star and the Relay Mirror Experiment satellite have decayed; the sister satellite of RME -- LACE/UVPI -- is still in orbit. Its NORAD # is 20496 (USA 51). > Are both Lacrosse 1 & 2 supposed to be a reddish color, if so, are > they "ruby red" or just a reddish hue? They go over Orlando, FL > now and then but I can't see them. I've been using "Ted's > elements" and allowing several minutes of error before & after the > viewing time. Any tips? They both definitely have an orange-to-red color to them (depending on phase angle), and I would consider them among the ten easiest objects to see. Unfortunately, the epochs of the TLE's in Molczan's files are getting kinda old (at least the last time I checked). It wouldn't surprise me to find predicted times off by a half-hour either way. Perhaps someone can supply some "fresher" elements based on recent observation... --Rob