Another how would you run this rack thread

I have a pretty good idea of what I would try(am not saying I would suceed because getting perfect for the 2 is crucial) but I don't know how to use cuetable properly:D
 
Roy's approach is nice, but the shot on the one is, at least by my standards, supertough to execute. Another possible approach is to hit the one softly, and to bump the three to leave it close to the corner pocket. You'll end up with little angle on the two, but with the three hanging over the corner, you're still in control. If, by chance, you happen to knock the three in as you pocket the one, getting from the two to the four will be no problem. Even a "C" player with very good touch has a chance to run out with this approach with solid execution.

Of course, it's not so easy to judge, from the diagram, the exact path of the cue ball off the one.
 
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That's the beauty of cuetable, people can put in their ideas on how to run the given position. I print them out and give it a try and see which one works for my kind of stroke and ability.
 
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