Questions to Narasimha About Your Software - Having Major Trouble Downloading: PLEASE HELP!!!

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Hi Narasimha,

 

Thanks for all of your help. Now I need one more

thing. I am having the most difficult time downloading

your software. For instance, every time I try to DL,

it sends it to my MS-Word prgram, where it opens a

page and umps a whole bunch of goobly-gook. I cannot

download for some reason. What am I doing wrong?

 

Please Help!

 

Thanks.

 

Salaam,

Mu

--- "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr wrote:

> Dear Mu'Min,

>

> The lite version does not have the things that you

> are looking for, but the commercial version to be

> released on May 8 does have some things you asked

> for.

>

> I have not given the option to use lagna in Yogini

> dasa, but have given the option in Vimsottari dasa.

> In fact, you can initiate Vimsottari dasa from

> Moon's star or lagna's star or Utpanna star or

> Kshema star or Adhana star or Mandi's star or

> Gulika's star or Trisphuta's star. In each case, the

> respective longitude is used for finding dasas.

>

> I am not an expert in Kootas and have not touched

> them in the software. In fact, the software does not

> have any features needed for matchmaking. Perhaps

> later.

>

> Ayudha drekkanas, sapra drekkanas, pakshi drekkanas

> etc of planets are listed in the software. Also

> listed are the 64th navamsa lord and the 22nd

> drekkana lords (using 4 different definitions

> drekkana, so that you can conduct researches).

>

> Mrityu bhaga too is listed. The distance of all the

> planets from the respective mrityu bhaga cusps is

> listed and planets within 0.5 deg from the cusp of

> mrityu bhaga are identified. In the case of Moon,

> Pushkara bhaga too is given along with mrityu bhaga.

> In fact, the mrityu bhaga support is comprehensive

> and gives all the options needed. There are two

> variations given for Moon's mrityu bhaga is

> classics. So I gave the option to choose the

> definition you like. Moreover, some people interpret

> the death-inflicting region differently. For

> example, 19 deg is the mrityu bhaga of Jupiter in

> Aries. What does it mean? Does it mean that the

> fatal one degree starts at 19 deg or is centered at

> 19 deg or ends at 19 deg? I have given all the three

> options, so that you can experiment.

>

> Dr. Charak, for example, takes 19 deg as the center

> of mrityu bhaga, i.e. 18.5 deg-19.5 deg is the fatal

> region for Jupiter in Aries. Based on what I am

> taught, mrityu bhagas are based on trimsamsa (1/30th

> division of rasi, which shows evils - BTW, the

> commercial version gives two additional trimsamsa

> charts that use all the twelve signs, apart from

> Parasara's trimsamsa that does not use Cancer and

> Leo). When we say 19 deg is the fatal part, it means

> that the 19th degree (or 19th trimsamsa!) is the

> fatal trimsamsa, i.e. 18 deg-19 deg is the fatal

> region for Jupiter in Aries. I believe this is the

> right way. But nevertheless I gave all the three

> options so that researchers can experiment!

>

> Wherever possible, I have given options extensively.

> All the options are set to the defaults that I

> recommend.

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

>

> > Hi Narasimha,

> >

> > It's been awhile since we last chatted. I take it

> all

> > is well with you and yours.

> >

> > Listen, I wanted to thank you so very much for

> > bringing out a new version of your program and

> also to

> > ask you a few questions.

> >

> > Do you have any plans to include options to the

> Dasa

> > calculations for say, the Asc's rising degree? I

> use

> > this method with my Dasas, and I use both

> Vimshottari

> > and Yogini in this manner. I have gotten amazing

> > results doing this, for nearly 5 years now.

> >

> > Also, do you have any plans to attach a module

> that

> > will run the Kutas? And if so, will they just be

> in

> > terms of an overall score or will they be

> individually

> > explained, along with a score all its own? The

> reason

> > why I ask this is because I see that alot of

> programs

> > out there have vastly different interpretations

> and

> > calculation methods for the Kutas; this makes

> things

> > very confusing to use them in any meaningful way.

> I

> > figured that you and the rest of the scholars

> could

> > figure this out, if anyone could you guys can.

> >

> > Thanks again for adding the new features, I'm

> > downloading the program now. Oh, did you include

> the

> > Mrityu Bhagyas, and if not, do you have any plans

> to

> > include this and the Sarpa Drekkanas? If you

> already

> > have them in the program, my bad, I must've

> overlooked

> > it.

> >

> > Thanks again.

> >

> > Salaam,

> > Mu

>

>

 

 

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Hi Mu'Min,

 

> Hi Narasimha, > > Thanks for all of your help. Now I need one more> thing. I

am having the most difficult time downloading> your software. For instance,

every time I try to DL,> it sends it to my MS-Word prgram, where it opens a>

page and umps a whole bunch of goobly-gook. I cannot> download for some reason.

What am I doing wrong?> > Please Help!> > Thanks.> > Salaam,> Mu

 

I am not sure. I hope your computer has a Microsoft Windows operating system

(Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 or XP). I hope you have a software that is

capable of unzipping (e.g. WinZip, PowerArchive etc). If you do and the .ZIP

extension is associated with that software, then Windows should be invoking

that software for unzipping the zip file, rather than Ms-Word.

 

I am wondering that your browser may somehow be changing the extension from .ZIP

to .DOC or something automatically. Try clicking the right mouse button on the

link saying "click here" and then selecting "Save Target As" in the pop-up

menu. Then say "save" instead of "open" and select a directory where the file

is saved. After it is done, go to that directory and check if the file is saved

with the right name (jhl5.zip or jhl5s.zip). If the extension is wrong, change

it and then double click on it. If an unzipping software is already installed

and is associated with zip files, this would result in the unzip software being

launched.

 

If it is not helpful, I don't know what is wrong. Have you downloaded zip files before?

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

 

PS: For all issues related to JHora and JHoraLite software installation and use,

please start using the list jhora instead of this list.