How accurate do the planetary positions have to be (to the nearest degree?) In other words, can one just skip the seconds field and use degrees and minutes? BTW, the Swiss Ephemeris expanded their date range to something like 17,000 BCE with version 2.0. The FindTime feature is explained on Valens'... Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Valens program - Python in Windows Replies: 26 Views: 12063 Wed Jun 25, 2014 5:03 pm Jump to post
Re: Valens How does it handle dates that don't exist? (i.e. Oct 9, 1582) It searches for the chart from 3000BC till 3000AD and the result will be shown in Gregorian. This means that if a chart would be found on 23/7/1234BC according to the Julian calendar, then e.g. 21/7/1234BC will be shown (Gregorian). So t... Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Valens program - Python in Windows Replies: 26 Views: 12063 Wed Jun 25, 2014 4:02 pm Jump to post
Re: Valens ... WinZip ... BTW, what is the "Find Time" under Horoscope menu for? Copyright I have no Windows but Attila told me that it works if the user keeps the directory structure. FindTime: it has nothing to do with the radix chart. It tries to find the chart the user entered in the FindTime di... Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Valens program - Python in Windows Replies: 26 Views: 12063 Wed Jun 25, 2014 3:29 pm Jump to post
Valens Hi Curtis, I am the author of the Valens software. I have no Windows but I completely trust Attila(who built the Windows-executable), he seems to be an expert at computers. There can be problems of course, but there are people who managed to install it. Probably it's your old WinZip, as you said. Va... Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Valens program - Python in Windows Replies: 26 Views: 12063 Wed Jun 25, 2014 11:15 am Jump to post
Morinus on Mac Dear MacOS users, Thanks to Vaclav, Morinus(dmg) is available for Mac: http://code.google.com/p/morinus-astro/ blog: http://astro-morinus.blogspot.com/ Only Charts/Mundane, Options/AppearanceI/Theme2 and PDs-in-Charts don't work. It seems that currently the place-database is read-only. According to ... Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Morinus: excellent primary directions software! Replies: 207 Views: 86771 Sat Aug 04, 2012 6:42 am Jump to post
Dear Colleagues, A hungarian user told me that the Windows-binary (the executable) works perfectly on MacOS with Wineskin: http://wineskin.doh123.com/ There is no need to install python because it is already included in the Windows-binary. You could give it a try. Regards, Rob Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Morinus: excellent primary directions software! Replies: 207 Views: 86771 Thu Nov 17, 2011 7:53 pm Jump to post
Dear Colleagues, If everything goes according to plan, there will be a Morinus-binary available for MacOS in september. Vaclav Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Morinus: excellent primary directions software! Replies: 207 Views: 86771 Mon May 09, 2011 5:20 pm Jump to post
MacOS Dear MacBook owners, Thanks to Vaclav(Czech Republic) the MacOS version is ready. The instructions are in the "Installation(Source)" section of the webpage: http://sites.google.com/site/pymorinus/ Rob Forum: News, Notices, Books, Links Topic: Morinus: excellent primary directions software! Replies: 207 Views: 86771 Thu Apr 28, 2011 3:20 pm Jump to post
"Promissors to aspects of sigs" can also selected. In the PD- range dialog: 0-100, converse(or both). Rob Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: Another Morinus/primary directions question Replies: 62 Views: 26683 Tue Jul 20, 2010 5:00 am Jump to post
Hi, I also would like to thank Petr for clarifiying this PD. In order to get this PD in Morinus you have to set: - Placidian (Under The Pole) PD-System - ASC-MC as promissors - Opposition aspect - Aspects of Promissors to Sigs - Sun as Significator Since the promissor is the moving point and in the ... Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: Another Morinus/primary directions question Replies: 62 Views: 26683 Tue Jul 20, 2010 4:39 am Jump to post
Ed F wrote:Date of the event in question? I have no idea. The PD can be calculated without knowing the event but of course it would help. Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: Another Morinus/primary directions question Replies: 62 Views: 26683 Sun Jul 18, 2010 6:19 pm Jump to post
But has the data actually been posted to this thread? Birth chart being used + event date? - Ed Hi Ed, The chart is in one of the first pages of Makransky's book: Prince Charles Nov 14, 1948 Buckingham Palace, England 21:14:39 GMT 000W 10' 00" 51N 30' 00" Tropical Asc: 05deg 30' Leo Rob Forum: Traditional (& Ancient) Techniques Topic: Another Morinus/primary directions question Replies: 62 Views: 26683 Sun Jul 18, 2010 6:04 pm Jump to post