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interesting features concerning declination.
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available only in English
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- John Halloran designed a program - AstrolDeluxe
for Windows - that would translate declination
into longitude and longitude into declination and
allow us to view these placements in a traditional
round chart. The current version of AstrolDeluxe features
a separate table for declination aspects and also
for declination synastry aspects between charts -
and the orbs for the parallel and contraparallel aspects
can be customized by the user. It gives 2 excellent
declination charts and does all the math and correction
for Out of Bounds. The natal report writer includes
the option of having declination aspect interpretations,
although there are no such interpretations in the
interpretation sets that they sell. The included Edit
Interpretations program supports adding these interpretations,
and the ReportWriter feature in AstrolDeluxe ReportWriter
will use them. The ReportWriter supports printing
reports in different languages. Version 6 of AstrolDeluxe
costs $169, plus $7 air mail.
- Solar Fire 5 added a program that allows
the construction of an linear graph for declination
of all planets. It recognises those periods when a
planet goes beyond maximum declination. Solar Fire
calculates the graph showingboth hemispheres; Janus
and WinStar calculate it combining the hemispheres
into one; Kepler will address the graph in
the next update.
- The Magi Society has a program Magisoft that
includes in one chart both longitudes as declinations.
For an example see on
this site.
- Kt Boehrer, the declination Lady (qouted from: Kt
Boehrer in The Other Dimension, NCGR Declination SIG
Newsletter - Volume 6, No.4, p. 1, 14-15, Winter 2001)
continues to hope that some computerprogrammer produce
the program we so seriously need. "That chart
combines both the planets's longitude and declination
in a chart that allows the astrolger to see, with
vivid clarity, the relationships that exist among
planets by both longitude and declination, plus immediately
identifies the planets that have gone beyond the ecliptic
and/or the planets that are situated exactly on the
ecliptic" (the elliptical chart: see
Kt's dream).
- Freeware: a very good program is astrolog
5.40 with mini-FAQ; see settings, calculation
settings, set to equatorial coords, turn on a text
listing of planets which
will show declinations, pull up a chart,
and do a progression. Then animate, you can look at
all the progressed
declination you would ever want backwards and forwards.
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