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I have a problem with some files that I can't open in the directory where they are but if I move them to the Desktop I can use without problems. More in detail, they are .fits files and I should open them with ds9, a program for astronomical images. I think I have to change the path for my program but I can't understand how to do it. May someone help me please?







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  • If I try to open the file in the directory the program starts but give me errors
    – Vincenzo
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  • So we are suppose to guess what these error are?
    – Rinzwind
    10 hours ago










  • It just says "Unable to load fits"
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I have a problem with some files that I can't open in the directory where they are but if I move them to the Desktop I can use without problems. More in detail, they are .fits files and I should open them with ds9, a program for astronomical images. I think I have to change the path for my program but I can't understand how to do it. May someone help me please?







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  • If I try to open the file in the directory the program starts but give me errors
    – Vincenzo
    10 hours ago










  • So we are suppose to guess what these error are?
    – Rinzwind
    10 hours ago










  • It just says "Unable to load fits"
    – Vincenzo
    10 hours ago












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I have a problem with some files that I can't open in the directory where they are but if I move them to the Desktop I can use without problems. More in detail, they are .fits files and I should open them with ds9, a program for astronomical images. I think I have to change the path for my program but I can't understand how to do it. May someone help me please?







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I have a problem with some files that I can't open in the directory where they are but if I move them to the Desktop I can use without problems. More in detail, they are .fits files and I should open them with ds9, a program for astronomical images. I think I have to change the path for my program but I can't understand how to do it. May someone help me please?









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  • If I try to open the file in the directory the program starts but give me errors
    – Vincenzo
    10 hours ago










  • So we are suppose to guess what these error are?
    – Rinzwind
    10 hours ago










  • It just says "Unable to load fits"
    – Vincenzo
    10 hours ago
















  • If I try to open the file in the directory the program starts but give me errors
    – Vincenzo
    10 hours ago










  • So we are suppose to guess what these error are?
    – Rinzwind
    10 hours ago










  • It just says "Unable to load fits"
    – Vincenzo
    10 hours ago















If I try to open the file in the directory the program starts but give me errors
– Vincenzo
10 hours ago




If I try to open the file in the directory the program starts but give me errors
– Vincenzo
10 hours ago












So we are suppose to guess what these error are?
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago




So we are suppose to guess what these error are?
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago












It just says "Unable to load fits"
– Vincenzo
10 hours ago




It just says "Unable to load fits"
– Vincenzo
10 hours ago















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