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» 06 -- Applications Search
Common questions about specific tasks and packages.
How can I find out what tasks are in IRAF? How can I find out what tasks are in IRAF?
How do I turn off the system id banner in output hardcopy plots? How do I turn off the system id banner in output hardcopy plots?
I have a spectrum in a one dimensional image for which I had no trouble running IDENTIFY, REIDENTIFY, and REFSPECTRA but when I run DISPCOR I get the error "ERROR: MWCS: attribute not found (spec1)". I have a spectrum in a one dimensional image for which I had no trouble running IDENTIFY, REIDENTIFY, and REFSPECTRA but when I run DISPCOR I get the error "ERROR: MWCS: attribute not found (spec1)".
Is the surface photometry package available yet? Is the surface photometry package available yet?
Is there an ASTROMETRY package I can use? Is there an ASTROMETRY package I can use?
My pixel files were moved to another disk and now the i_pixfile pathname in the image headers is wrong. How can IRAF find the pixels? My pixel files were moved to another disk and now the i_pixfile pathname in the image headers is wrong. How can IRAF find the pixels?
What does "ERROR: MWCS: dimension mismatch (mw_translate)" mean? What does "ERROR: MWCS: dimension mismatch (mw_translate)" mean?
What is the meaning of the coefficients returned with the CURFIT task? What is the meaning of the coefficients returned with the CURFIT task?
Whom should I contact if I have problems with the xray package? Whom should I contact if I have problems with the xray package?

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