I think the only setting not covered elsewhere is the Sharp verses Smooth setting in the color pop up settings window.

Meade recommends smooth.  Not sure what this setting does.  I think I did most images in smooth, but maybe one or two in sharp.  I didn't notice anything, but that was early on.

I would call Meade and get the Instructional DVD, which I got for free.  Make sure you speak to the guy, he has them in his hand ;)   Anyway, read all the Meade literature, watch the DVD if you have it, but what's on the DVD is the same info covered in the document.  Remember that you are really most interested in the RAW images you are capturing for post processing, but go ahead and try drizzle so you can see if you're getting the results you expect.

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