Followup question to that...
Does it make any difference if you do the shift-click before or after you've followed the point on the ground?
Additionally, does it make a difference what you point at on the ground? What I'm wondering about is, just hypothetically, suppose you are at 25k, flying over water, and you calibrate off the coastline just as you go feet dry. Suppose just for grins that your target field is on a mountaintop inland at 8k feet. Will the fact that you did the crosshair thing on a point at sea level make any difference? I get that the shift-click on the field at 8k compensates for that, but I'm just wondering if it matters where you do the crosshair spotting.
Wiley.