Solar Maps (Note for Burt)

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I think that the color can be set in Solar Map options.

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" Therese Hamilton " <eastwest

 

Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:41 PM

Solar Maps (Note for Burt)

 

 

> Burt,

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> Solar Fire 5.1 has what is called " Solar Maps Lite. " I don't know what is

> missing from the main program, but the planetary lines for any chart come

> up on one of several choices of maps.

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> Question: Why are some planetary lines in color and some in black and

> white? There is nothing in the PDF manual about Solar Maps except an

> explanation of the menu choices.

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On Thursday, February 19, 2004 10:41 PM [GMT+1=CET],

Therese Hamilton <eastwest wrote:

 

> Question: Why are some planetary lines in color and some in black and

> white? There is nothing in the PDF manual about Solar Maps except an

> explanation of the menu choices.

 

I have the self-standing Solar Maps program (though in practice it is

integrated with the SF, also), and in it the default planet line colors

consist of only black, white and yellow. Black and white are used in the

curving horizon lines to show where planets are descending and ascending at

the horizon, respectively. The black vertical lines show where planets are

culminating, the yellow vertical lines show where they are anti-culminating.

I can edit all the line and planet colors in Options / Edit Settings...I am

not sure if and how this editing might be done in Solar Maps Lite, though.

 

Risto