Password (JHLite 4.0 only for SJVC students)

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May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

> Dear friends,

>

> In order to help you with ancient charts like Prophet Muhammad's, I

am

> releasing " Jagannatha Hora Lite 4.0 " version. This is NOT a public

release

> and only meant as a trial version just for SJVC students. This is

NOT a

> public release and do not share it with anyone. Sharing this mail or

> information therein with any other person is strictly prohibited.

>

> Please download it from

>

> http://www.sjvc.org/jhl4.zip

>

> Create some new directory and unzip the file into it. The directory

should

> contain four files and one of them should be jhl4.exe. Just run

jhl4.exe to

> run the program. Play with preferences.

>

> This version is almost the same as version 3.0 that you are using.

But there

> are some major differences:

>

> (1) It is slower than version 3.0 (when the commercial non-Lite

version is

> released, this problem will go away due to ephemeris). But the plus

side is

> that it is much more accurate. Error in planets is fraction of a

second and

> Moon is also quite small. Now lagna in Tajaka charts will be

reliable.

> Ancient charts will also be reliable (except the Julius/Gregorian

calendar

> confusion). JHLite had errors in the calculations for ancient dates

and this

> should be fine. But don't go beyond 3000 BC.

>

> (2) It has the same look and feel as the commercial version under

> development. In fact, I derived this by disabling a lot of things

in the

> commercial version. The user interface is much easier and more

convenient

> than old JHLite. If you get used to this, you can easily switch to

the

> commercial version once it is available. Because of the division of

> functionality under tabs, it is easier to find your way in this

version.

>

> (3) There are some additional things like Narayana dasa of rasi

chart. Also,

> some convenient things for learning (like marking the moolatrikonas,

> exaltation, debilitation and own signs of planets and rasi aspects)

are

> included. Ashtakavargas are displayed as charts.

>

> (4) New calculations are added like Kunda, Vighati lagna, Sree

algna, Indu

> lagna, Pranapada lagna and Varnadas.

>

> (5) Printing output looks better.

>

> (6) Swearing-in chart has been added (check the mundane tab). So

you can

> compress dasas! To check other additions, go through various

windows.

>

> (7) This comes without any " help " . Don't press " Help " or " F1 " key

and try to

> figure out things by yourself. It's easy to figure out anyway. It's

very

> intuitive. Just go through various windows and get used to various

menus. I

> heavily used " context-dependent menus " that are displayed when you

press the

> right mouse button in a window. Instead of putting everything in

the main

> menu, I split things and put them in the appropriate pop-up menus of

> separate windows. So try pressing the right mouse button in various

windows

> and familiarize yourself with various menus.

>

> Use this software for more reliable calculations, until the

commercial

> " Jagannatha Hora " is released.

>

> You may be disappointed to see several items disabled, but I had no

option.

> After some testing and license purchase, this version will be

publicly

> released and used as publicity for commercial JH. Though I don't

want to

> make a single cent with this software, we want SJVC to get some

money and

> also we don't want to hurt competitors like Goravani. So the free

version

> cannot contain much. Sorry...

>

> As for the commercial version, I still have some work to do,

atleast buying

> some licenses and integrating an atlas, in addition to preparing a

manual

> and " help " . It may not happen soon. That's why I am giving you this

JHLite

> version. I hope you find it useful and co-operate with me by

keeping this a

> secret.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha