Bob, you sent me back to do something I had said I would not do - rework programs I wrote years ago to progress the solar and lunar returns so they will work with newer versions of Windows.

All of the programs are very small and fast (as soon as you tap the enter key the answer is on your screen). The size is 80 kb.

I have just finished compiling and testing the solar return program. When you run the program you are asked for data from the previous and next solar returns around the date you want to progress to. The data is from the chart analysis page in the reports section of Solar Fire and consists of The date, time, LST, and right ascension of the Sun for the solar returns and the right ascension of the transiting Sun for the event or date to be progressed to. You can have both SF analysis page and the progression program open at the same time and by clicking somewhere on each switch back and forth between them as you input data. An example of the page and data page can be seen here:

http://s46.photobucket.com/albums/f111/ ... 0and%20SQ/

NOTE: If you click on the "Previous" and "Next" buttons while viewing the second and third images, it will show what moving between SF and the program will look like on your computer.

I can email you a copy of the program if you would like.

Bob

while the PSSR (Progressed Sidereal Solar Return) method progresses the return about 1 and 1/4 revolutions so that the progressed angles dovetail with the angles of the next solar return.

OK, so, this would be a question: I would consider the 24.00 hours before and after a siderial solar return as tropical transits to my radix with 11' orb(except the p.moon) as keyed to the time of 365.2422 days after said siderial solar return, with the PSSR Angles moving forwards and backwards at a mean rate to between 1 SR set of angles and the next/prior? Then again but substitute the word siderial solar return with prenatal siderial solar return?