To visualize, copy or save the detailed local circumstances table of the currently selected eclipse in Solar Eclipse Maestro you have to open the Detailed Local Circumstances window.

1. Choose Observer > Detailed Local Circumstances Table…
2. By default the tabulated data is computed every 60 seconds at the observer’s location.
   
3. The time step-size increment can take any integer value from 1 to 900 seconds, that is 15 minutes.
   Then you need to click on the Compute button to display the new tabulated data.
   The following information is given every x seconds:
   • altitude of the Sun in degrees
   • azimuth of the Sun in degrees
   • eclipse magnitude
   • obscuration in percent
   • (Ant-)Umbral velocity in kilometers per hour on the centerline when applicable
   • path width in kilometers
   • local eclipse type (T = total, A = annular, P = partial)
4. A contextual menu that can be invoked with a right click over the detailed local circumstances data, will let you save the information to a text file.