file access error - Partial Solution

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

Create a folder by the name astropoint in your computer in the D:

directory and copy the astro.exe and astro.mbd file in that directory.

 

The file error will go away.

 

But After you enter the details of your planetory positions and

press 'GO' I still need to figure out why is it not showing the

result as expected about the " Budh ke Bhed "

 

Thanks

Vivek

 

lalkitab , " vasumati " <vasumatipadhye>

wrote:

> Hi

> There is aproblem to access these files given below

> Files:- astro.exe and astro.mbd

> With astro.exe there is anetwork or disk error and with astro.exe

> there is a message that file not found.any help?

>

> regards

> vasumati

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

It will be much simpler to do the whole thing in a spreadsheet than

try run a separate vb app. Perhaps one of the excel whizs' in the

group could take a shot at it.

 

Personally though I find the math fairly simple(finger tip variety)

and the more important issue is that of the implications of the math ,

not the math itself.

 

On the issue of the implications let us see if Prabhakar ji is

forthcoming and shares his insights with us.

 

 

Regards

 

 

R S

lalkitab , " jyotish_mail " <jyotish_mail>

wrote:

> Hi,

>

> Create a folder by the name astropoint in your computer in the D:

> directory and copy the astro.exe and astro.mbd file in that

directory.

>

> The file error will go away.

>

> But After you enter the details of your planetory positions and

> press 'GO' I still need to figure out why is it not showing the

> result as expected about the " Budh ke Bhed "

>

> Thanks

> Vivek

>

> lalkitab , " vasumati " <vasumatipadhye>

> wrote:

> > Hi

> > There is aproblem to access these files given below

> > Files:- astro.exe and astro.mbd

> > With astro.exe there is anetwork or disk error and with astro.exe

> > there is a message that file not found.any help?

> >

> > regards

> > vasumati