The content of each of these 209 classes is briefly summarized below. These classes were taught at Sadhu Vaswani Center in Dracut, MA, USA, thanks to Sri Prabhu Hingorani. There were 209 classes of about 2 hours each. (12) Added the ability to turn on/off refraction, annual aberration of light and gravitational deflection in apparent planetary positions and the ability to turn on/off nutation in tropical positions.I taught weekly Vedic astrology classes in greater Boston during 2004-2013. (11) Removed the "Set calculations options as recommended by Sri Vinay Jha (SSS)" option. (10) Added the ability to find drigdasa for any divisional chart. (9) An option to output panchanga data for an entire year in a tab delimited spreadsheet format requested by a famous religious peetham in south India was added. (8) Fixed an error in amsa rulers (deities) of D-27. (7) Added the ability to compute progressed chart based on nakshatra dasa computed from various seeds in various vargas. (6) Added new options in the computation of progressed chart based on Vimsottari dasa, based on the research at. (5) Added new options in the computation of solar new year chart to define it based on Sun's entry into any sidereal/tropical sign. This allows one to cast the lunar new year chart defined in the research at. (4) Added new options in the computation of lunar new year chart to define it based on first new Moon or Full Moon after Sun enters any sidereal/tropical sign. (3) Added new options in the computation of Tithi Pravesha chart, based on the research at. traditional Lahiri, Krishnamurthy, Raman), when one uses mean/true tropical solar year as dasa year or in the definition of lunar year or TP. (2) Fixed a bug that sometimes showed wrong calculations with ayanamsas NOT based on the exact longitude of a fixed star (e.g. Swiss Ephemeris used in JHora was updated to version 2.02.01 and this updates the target JPL ephemeris to DE431. Target precision of planetary calculations is improved to 0.001 arc-sec.
(1) The year range of full version is expanded to -12900 to 16600 (previously -5400 to 5400). If you downloaded 7.61 or later and did not disable auto update, this should be automatically picked up when you start JHora next time (with internet turned on).
This also allows you to use some new calculations introduced in some of my researches published in the last couple of years, such as redefined Tithi Pravesha chart and re-defined lunar new year chart. The year range of full version is expanded to 12899 BC to 16600 AD (previously 5399 BC to 5400 AD). This is the best and most accurate version of Jagannatha Hora ever.
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