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FIND/ROMAFOT</A>
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<TT>FIND/ROMAFOT</TT>
<FONT SIZE="-1"><TT>frame [cat_tab]</TT></FONT>
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This command works exactly like <TT>SELECT/ROMAFOT</TT> and
therefore needs no detailed explanation. The only difference
is that <TT>FIND/ROMAFOT</TT>, designed to select many stars,
stores the positions of the objects in a catalogue table
which has a different structure than then the intermediate
table created by <TT>SELECT/ROMAFOT</TT>. This table serves as
as input for the command <TT>ANALYSE/ROMAFOT</TT>. The reason
for this different table structure will become clear later.
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Having selected the program stars, one has now to settle the
shape and dimensions of the windows in which to perform the
fit. In addition, the number of elementary components that
should be included in the fit has to be indicated. This
operation can be done by running the command <TT>ANALYSE/ROMAFOT</TT>
once again.
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<I>Petra Nass</I>
<BR><I>1999-06-15</I>
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