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We now have a downloadable version of Astrocalc 6.2 available on trial for a maximum of 30 days before taking a decision about purchase. The Trial version will randomly start as one of the 6 available editions of Astrocalc, giving you a real sense of what differs between them. You can see in the program title bar which edition you are running. The program features are almost identical to the purchased version, with some exceptions as listed below.

This is mainly a maintenance release fixing some small issues reported and also comes with an updated atlas module covering the latest changes done by governments regarding their DST schedules. At the same time compatibility releases of Astrogeography, Starword and Transits Forecaster have been done. As usual it's a free download for all current 6.2 users but if your current installation of 6.2 runs fine there is no urgent reason to update at this time, unless you simply want the latest.

However, this release marks an important step in more than one way...

This Transits Forecaster 6.2.0.27 release basically implements usage of the new Astrocalc Atlas 2.0 but also include a small bug fix and a reorganisation of the main data entry form improving the GUI. The atlas also has a small improvement compared to the one shipping with Astrocalc 6.2.0.42, in that it checks that a time zone explicit is set when adding a new place to the atlas.

This Transits Forecaster 6.2.0.27 release basically implements usage of the new Astrocalc Atlas 2.0 but also include a small bug fix and a reorganisation of the main data entry form improving the GUI. The atlas also has a small improvement compared to the one shipping with Astrocalc 6.2.0.42, in that it checks that a time zone explicit is set when adding a new place to the atlas.

There was a problem with the Synastry module in 6.2.0.41 and this release is to fix that plus that it has a very nice update to the Atlas which probably will delight most UK users. Furthermore, a few other small improvements also went in while the main issues were worked out.

A new release of Astrocalc 6.2 is now available introducing a new and much improved atlas component as well as now installable in 8 different languages. If you already purchased version 6.2 this is a free update and can be downloaded from your customer area. To see a full change log, click the version number in the sidebar box for Current Releases.

A new release of Astrocalc 6.2 is now available and can be downloaded free of charge from your customer area if you have a valid license.

A new version of Astrocalc 6.2 has been released and is available as a free download to all currently registered Astrocalc 6.2 users. To download, simply log in to your account. This release mainly fixes a problem with the Atlas and Time zones module and comes with updated data about zone changes until this date. Apart from this both Setup and executable program now is digitally signed with my personal certificate from Comodo. Although the changes in this release are small they are significant and you are recommended to update your current version.