Astrocalc Astrology Blog

With this release of Astrocalc 6.2 you can now variably adjust not one but 4 different circles, the outer one, the zodiac and the house circles and as before the innermost known as the aspects circle.

This a maintenance release to address some issues that was reported and fixed and also comes with an update to of the Atlas DST data. We do recommend current users to update their old installation of 6.2 as one of the fixes corrects a problem that sometimes yielded an unexpected result when displaying the chart wheel.

Astrocalc 6.2 is available as 30 days Free Trial version, no obligations - Now updated to 6.2.0.59! You can choose from a menu which of the 7 available editions you want Astrocalc to start as next time and switch between them as it suites you. Welcome to enjoy this fine release of Astrocalc 6.2

A novel way of finding the best places on Earth fitting your (or your friends, clients etc.) astrological profile. Want to plan where to take your ideal holiday or make your retirement home? Or speculate ahead, as to the effects of New and Full Moons, Ingresses, etc., on world at large? Astrogeography is the program that lets you pursue these and many other things and is in a sense the closest to time travelling you get today.

If you are one of those who appreciate the Now chart feature in Astrocalc, this release will make you appreciate it even more. You can now stop working with a Now chart, load one or more saved charts or create a new one and later return to the same Now chart again.

Astrocalc 6.2.0.55 has been released (together with a new Trial version), together with Astrogeography 6.2.0.31 released at the same time, comes with an updated Atlas including the very latest time zone changes world wide.

With less than a day left until that moment arrives we are all curious about what’s going to happen, if anything is going to happen? Some may fear it, other are laughing about it, while still other, many, are preparing for meditation, some in larger groups, other in smaller more private gatherings. Whatever approach we take, whatever we believe, I see no reason to fear it but likewise also not to laugh and joke about it – just as you want to be respected you need to have respect for what other believe in.

So we are almost there, the big happening of the year, maybe the century, or will it even be “the” event defining the end of an epoch? You know what I am talking about, what everybody is talking about, the end of the Mayan Calendar but is it really an end?

Astrocalc 6.2.0.54 has been released (together with a new Trial version), now with Windows 8 compatibility. This release corrects a problem introduced in the previously one but also comes with improved wheel functionality.

We had been a bit too generous and by mistake made Graphic Transits available in all editions, so this re-release correct that mistake. As we were on it we also added a small user request, allowing for Date and Degree lines to be switched On/Off.