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@@ -116,6 +116,24 @@ Pressing Enter or clicking on <i>Filter</i> button will filter out database reco
 This example filters for files where: "Bias" is in the file name, the OBJECT property is "M_42" (where the underscore can be any single character), and the DATE property begins with "2022".
 </p>
 
+<h3>Plate Solving</h3>
+<p>This module can plate solve images and update FITS header with solution for FITS and XISF images.
+<b>Profile</b> this set various parameters that affect star extraction and solving.
+<b>Starting point</b> program will try to automatically determine optimal starting point which helps to speed up solving.
+You can leave one or both unchecked then it will attempt to do blind solving. If the position or scale is wrong it can actually
+fail to solve.
+<b>Solution</b> this section contain resulting solution like RA,DEC coordinates center of image, image field of view, orientation as degrees E of N,
+image scale in arcseconds per pixel, number of stars extracted and HFR fitting and eccentricity. Then there is log window for debug information from
+solver.
+</p>
+<p>Then finally there are various action button. Settings button show dialog where you can set path to existing index files or auto download some.
+Extract button will just extract stars from image and it will show their count, HFR and eccentricity. This action doesn't need index files.
+Solve button will try to find coordinates of images. Abort button will stop extraction or solving. Update FITS header will update FITS fits keywords
+with found solution.
+
+<p>In settings dialog you can set path to index files which is by default custom internal one. It also try to locate commonly used path from other
+programs like KStars for astrometry.net index files.
+</p>
 
 <h3>Batch processing</h3>
 
@@ -155,6 +173,8 @@ There is global object called <b>core</b> that have these methods.
 <li><b>getFloat(label = "", value = 0, decimals = 3)</b> show dialog box with input box to retrieve decimal value. String value passed in first argument is used as description label.
         Second parameter is default value in input box. All three parameters are optional. When cancel is pressed it return Undefined.</li>
 <li><b>getItem(items)</b> show selection dialog which allow to select one item from array of items. It return selected item as string. When cancel is pressed it return Undefined.</li>
+<li><b>setStartingSolution(solution)</b> with this you can set starting point and image scale. It accepth object with attributes "ra", "dec", "pixscale".
+        Same object as returned by <i>File.solve()</i> method. You can also call it without paramer in which case it will clear any previously set values.</li>
 </ul>
 
 <h4>File</h4>
@@ -208,6 +228,14 @@ for(file of convertedFiles)// now we can iterate over the files
 <li><b>stats()</b> calculate basic images statistics and return them as object with attributes "mean", "stddev", "median", "min", "max" and "mad".
 <pre>let s = file.stats();
 core.log("Median value is " + s.median);</pre></li>
+<li><b>solve(updateHeader)</b> this method will run plate solving on this image and will return solution in form of object with these attributes "ra" and "dec" which are center coordinates of image
+        "fieldWidth" and "fieldHeight" which is FOV of image in arcseconds, "orientation" is degrees east of north, "pixscale" scale of image in arcseconds per pixel,
+        "parity" true false value if the image was flipped in vertical direction, "raError" and "decError" deviation from starting point.
+        When updateHeader is set to true it update FITS header for file with this solution. Default value is false.</li>
+<li><b>extractStars(hfr)</b> extract stars will run extraction of stars. When parameter hfr is set to true it will fit HFR on every star.
+    It return array of objects representing extracted stars. Each object in array
+    will have these attributes "x" and "y" pixel coordinates of center of star, "mag" relative magnitude of star, "flux" total flux, "peak" peak value of star, "HFR" half flux radius of star,
+    "a" and "b" semi major and minor axis of star, "theta" angle of orientation of the star, "ra" and "dec" coordinates of star, "numPixels" number of pixel occupied by the star in image.</li>
 </ul>
 
 <h4>FITSRecordModify</h4>