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BOB MALE

The
Software Factory
by
BOB MALE

Copyright 1979 by the author and the Software Factory.


Reproduction of any part of this manual or the assoc-
iated program without the expressed written permission
of the author is prohibited.
t
This program is dedicated to
my wife, Lynn, our daughter,
Melissa, and my partners in
the Software Factory.
Thanks for your patience.
ASTROLOGY & COMPUTERS
AN INTRODUCTION

.il,strology as an art and science has been in existence for thousands of years.
Early civi I izations as far back as 8000 BC began to hypothesize that their I ives
were influenced by the movement of the stars and planets. As their ski I I of
observation grew, it was noted that these celestial objects seemed to move in
predictable patterns across the sky. The result of these observations was the
first recorded astrological system which was created by the Chaldeans in the
seventh century BC. This system divided the sky into twelve sections, denoted
by twelve major constellations, through which the Sun, Moon, and the other observ-
able planets regularly traveled. Astrology in these times was primarily used
by astrologer-priests who counseled the kings of Chaldea on matters of pol itica\
or economic importance.

Astrology remained relatively unchanged unti I it was refined and documented by the
Greek astronomer, Ptolemy. His work culminated in the writing of what is consid-
ered to be the first modern textbook of astrology, the Tetrabibl ios. The functions
assigned to the planets, houses, and signs of the Zodiac have changed very I ittle
since his work in the second century, AD.

In order to interpret the celestial activity, the astrologer must first construct
maps of the solar system. For thousands of years, the necessary mathematics of
the map have been laboriously performed by hand. But now, in the twentieth century,
enters the computer. A computer does not eliminate the need for the calculations,
but it can greatly enhance the speed and accuracy with which they are executed.
Previously, the positions of each planet had to be extracted from volumes of
planetary tables (ephemerides), but they can now be calculated from highly accurate
mathematical formulas. The entire set of planetary positions can be compiled in
seconds.

The art of astrological interpretation is also being attempted by the computer.


This is an area where an experienced astrologer, with the ability to interpret
the map as a whole, has the advantage over the machine. Computer interpretations
tend to be general in nature, but remain a useful astrological tool.

Until recently, only large, expensive computers were capable of performing the
calculations and interpretations. A great deal of computer astrology sti I I exists
on machines that produce a multi-page horoscope (birth chart) for $20 or more.
But now there's ASTROAPPLE! ASTROAPPLE performs the calculations, and not only
provides interpretation, but also performs compatabi\ ity studies, and 30 day
forecasts as we\ I. Al I this on your APPLE I I mi~to computer!

ASTROAPPLE was written by a former teacher of astrology and has been over a year
in development. It can serve as a useful tool for the experienced astrologer,
as wel I as an in-depth introduction for the novice. Whatever your astrological
ski I I may be, I think you' I I find ASTROAPPLE entertaining, educational, and wel I
worth your investment.

APPLE I I is a registered trademark of the APPLE COMPUTER CO.


ASTROAPPLE ON DISKETTE
The diskette version of ASTROAPPLE consists of this manual and a single diskette.
It requires a minimum of 32K to execute and operates optimally on a 48K system.
The diskette contains the fol lowing programs:

ASTROAPPLE First program that is executed. It requests the birth data


and calculates the horoscopes.

ASTROL2 Second program that is executed. It produces the interpretation,


compatabi I ity ratings, and 30 day forecasts.

ASTROL2.48K This is the same as ASTROL2 with enhancements to take advantage


of the additional memory.

ASTROTEXT A text file containing the textual interpretation used by ASTROL2.

NOTE: This f I le may be retained and used by further executions of


ASTROAPPLE. The first program wi I I add the new horoscopes
at the end of the old ones. If the file does not exist when
the first program begins execution, a new ti le with the same
name wi I I be created. If you don't want the new charts added
to the old file, either rename it before the next execution,
or reply YES to the request to delete the file at the end
of execution. A YES reply deletes al I the horoscopes and
birth data.

One additional file may be required to make your ASTROAPPLE diskette complete. This
is Applesoft Basic. If you are not using the ROM card Applesoft, load a copy of
Applesoft from another diskette and save it on this diskette. Be sure to use the
name 'APPLESOFT'. Your diskette is now ready for automatic operation.

TO BEGIN EXECUTION
If DOS is already active, type:

RUN ASTROAPPLE

If DOS is not in the system, simply boot DOS from the ASTROAPPLE diskette. Execution
wi I I begin automatically.

TROUBLESHOOTING
If an error occurs in the first program CASTROAPPLE) and you are sti 11 in Applesoft,
type: GOTO 1007. This restarts the program. Do not type RUN.

If you accidently hit reset, type: 3D0G to return to Applesoft, fol lowed by GOTO 1007
to resume execution.

To restart the second program CASTROL2 or ASTROL2.48K), simply type: RUN.

If you hit reset in the second program, type: 3D0G to return to Applesoft before
typing RUN.
ASTROAPPLE ON CASSETTE
The cassette version of ASTROAPPLE consists of this manual and a single cassette.
It is designed for those APPLE 11 owners without a disk, but it can be used with
a disk system if desired. Instructions for the conversion to diskette are included
at the end of this section. ASTROAPPLE requires a ininimum of 32K in which to
execute. You wi I l be able to produce approximately 8 horoscopes at a time in'this
size system. The more memory your system has, the more horoscopes you wi I I be ab Ie
to produce in a single executron of the program.

Each side of the cassette contains the fol Iowing programs:

ASTROAPPLE (Applesoff Basic program - l min 15 sec)

ASTROSUB (6502 macfdne langaage program - 12 sec)

ASTROL2 <Appresoft BasJc program - 2 minT

The times given are the approximate times it should take to load that particular
program rnto your machine.

ASTROAPPLE requires that Apples-oft Basic, either the ROM card or cassette version,
be active before it's programs can be loaded. Once you have Applesoft up, you're
ready to begin.

HOW TO RUN.ASTROAPPLE (CASSETTE)


Rewind the tape (either side), and using the normal procedure for loading pro-
grams from tape, execute the fol lowing commands:

LOAD (Loads the first program - ASTROAPPLE)

When the loading is complete, stop the tape and type:

CALL - 35 (Enters the monitor)

800. 930R ( If you are using ROM Applesoft - toads ASTROSUB)


or
3000.3130R ( If you are using cassette Applesoft)

When this program has been loaded, type:

0G (Returns to Applesoft)

RUN (Starts the execution of ASTROAPPLE)

ASTROAPPLE wi I I now begin prompting you for birth information. (See the section on
HOW TO USE ASTROAPPLE on page 5 for detai Is). When al I desired horoscopes and fore-
casts have been calculated, reply NO to the prompt:

DO YOU WISH TO COMPUTE ADDITIONAL HOROSCOPES?

the message:

LOAD ASTRO L2

wi I I appear. You must now load the third program CASTROL2) from the tape which
wi 11 generate interpretation, forecasts, and compatabi I ity studies.
ASTROAPPLE ON CASSETTE CCONT)
When the Applesoft prompt reappears, (the loading is complete), type:

RUN (Begins execution of ASTROL2)


You should again consult the section HOW TO USE ASTROAPPLE (second program) on
page 7 for the detai Is of how to use this program.

TROUBLESHOOTING
If an error occurs while executing the first program and you are stil I in Applesoft,
you can attempt to recover by typing: GOTO 1007 ..
If you accidently hit reset, type 0G to reenterApplesoft before typing: GOTO 1007
to resume execution.
If an error occurs while executing the second Basic program CASTROL2), and you are
sti I I in Applesoft, type: RUN to resume execution.
If you hit reset, type 0G to reenter Applesoft; then RUN to restart the program.

If the above recovery procee.du res a re not success.tu I , you wi I I have to re Ioad the
program(s) from tape.

COPYING THE CASSETTE VERSION TO DISKETTE


Fo 11 ow the steps out Ii ned above to Ioad the first program and the machine Ianguage
routine from tape. Before you type: RUN, save these on diskette by typing:

SAVE ASTROAPPLE (Saves the first Basic program)


BSAVE ASTROSUB,A$800,L$130 (if the ROM.. card is in us~ - saves ASTROSUB)
or
BSAVE ASTROSU~A$3000,L$130 (If cassette Applesoft is being used)
When the above programs have been transferred to diskette, type:
LOAD (Loads the second Basic program from tape)
When the prompt reappears, type:

SAVE ASTROL2 (Saves the second Basic program)


This completes the transfer from cassette to diskette. To execute this version of
ASTROAPPLE from disk, type:
LOf\D ASTROAPPLE (Loads the first program)
BLOAD ASTROSUB,A$800 (If the ROM card is in use)
or
BLOAD ASTROSUB,A$3000 (If ,cassette Applesoft is being used)
RUN (Begins execution)

TROUBLESHOOTING
If an error occurs while running the cassette version of ASTROAPPLE from disk,
consult the troubleshooting proceedures for the di,skette version found on page 2
of this manual.
HOW TO USE ASTROAPPLE
The first step in using ASTROAPPLE is to gather the birth data of al I the persons
for whom astrological charts and/or 30 day forecasts are to be produced.
This data consists of:
* Date of birth
* Ti me of bi rth
*Latitude of birthplace
*Longitude of birthplace
The time of birth should be tn local standard time. If day I lght savings time was
in effect, subtract 1 hour from your time.

What if you don't knowyourtime of birth? An effort should be made to find out the
exact time. An accurate horoscope (map) requires this time to correctly record the
positions of the stars and planets. ff the time cannot be obtained, a best guess
or 12:00 PM should be used.

A tab~e of longitudes and latitudes for 110 major cities in the U.S. and the world
can be found on page 15 of this manua I . If the bi rthp I ace isn't near one of the
cities I isted in the tables, an atlas should be consulted.

Now you' re ready to beg i n ...

FIRST PROGRAM (ASTROAPPLE)


Begin execution of ASTROAPPLE as described in the previous section for your version
of the program. After the title screen, you wi I I be prompted for the birth infor~
mation with the fol ~owing display:

*** AS T R0 AP P L E ***
PLEASE ENTER:

YOUR NAME: Enter the subject's name

BIRTHDATE CMON,DAY,YR) Enter the birthdate in the form: month, day,


year. (ex 3, 14, 1879}

TIME OF BIRTH CHRS,MIN): Enter the 1 24 hour clock' version of the time
of birth. (ex 4:05 AM is 4,05; 4:05 PM is 16,05)

LATITUDE CDEG,MIN) Type the latitude in the form: degrees,


minutes. If the birthplace is south of the
equator, (southern latitudes), the degrees
should be preceded by a minus sign~
(ex Lima, Peru -12,06)

LONGITUDE (DEG,MIN) Type the longitude of the birthplace in the


form: degrees, minutes. If the birthplace is
east of England, (eastern longitudes), precede
the degrees with a minus sign.
(ex Paris, France -2,20)

ASTROAPPLE wi I I then inquire:

HAS THE DATA BEEN ENTERED CORRECTLY? CY/N)

If it has, reply with a Y for yes. If an error was made and you want to try agai;i,
reply N for no and the prompting for data wi I I begin again.
HOW TO USE ASTROAPPLE CCONT)
If you rep I ied Y (yes) to the last question, ASTROAPPLE wi I I begin computing your
horoscope. It takes approximately 25 seconds to perform the calculations so
don't be alarmed if the program doesn't respond immediately. When the calculations
are complete, you wi I I be prompted:

DO YOU WANT A 30 DAY FORECAST FOR THIS PERSON? CY/N)

If the answer is yes, reply Y and you wi I I be prompted:

FORECAST FOR WHAT MONTH? (MON,YR)

Type the month and year of the forecast you desire. (ex 8, 79). ASTROAPPLE wi I I
again begin its calculations and 25 seconds later you wi I I be asked:

DO YOU WANT ANOTHER 30 DAY FORECAST FOR THIS PERSON? (Y/N)

You may generate as many forecasts as you I ike by continually replying Y to this
prompt. If you do not desire a forecast (or additional forecasts), reply N to
the 'request for forecast' prompt.
A new message wi I I then appear that reads:

DO YOU WISH TO COMPUTE ANY MORE HOROSCOPES? CY/N)

A reply of Y (yes) to this question wi 11 return you to the series of prompts that
request the birth data. You should continue to reply Y unti I everyone who desires
a horoscope or forecast has entered their data.
When a I I the horoscopes have been ca Icu I ated, rep Iy N to the prompt for more
horoscopes. You are now ready to begin the interpretation.
WARNING: You cannot return to the first part of ASTROAPPLE to add additional data
once the interpretation has begun.

SECOND PROGRAM (ASTROL2)


The second program must now be loaded to produce the natal interpretations, 30 day
forecasts, and compatabi I ity studies. For diskette users, execution of this program
wi 11 begin automatically. Ca.ssette version users should consult the previous
section for instructions on how to load and run this program.

The first screen you shou Id see wi I I contain a I i st of a I I the persons whose horo-
scopes and forecasts have been ca Icu Iated. This di sp Iay wi I I be referred to as the
'menu' or 'main selector' throughout the remainder of this booklet. 30 day fore-
casts (progressed horoscopes) are preceded by a P. If the number of subjects exceeds
the maximum that can be displayed on one screen, you wi I I be prompted to:
PRESS ANY KEY before the next screen of subjects wi I I appear.

Each chart is identified by the number that precedes the subject's name. They wi I I
appear in the order in which they were calculated by the first progr~m. For examp Ie:

1 - ALBERT EINSTEIN (natal horoscope)


P 2 - ALBERT EINSTEIN (30 day forecast)

The bottom of the screen wi I I read:

PICK A SUBJECT NUMBER:


ENTER 'C' FOR A COMPATABILITY STUDY
HOW TO USE AS1ROAPPLE {CONT)
YOUR OPTtONS ARE~

'C' Th is begins a compatab r Hty study of 2 or more subjects who have


entered their birth data. Please see the section on compatabi I ity
(page 8) for further detai Is.
'E' This terminates ASTROAPPLE and exits to Applesoft basic.

'n' The number of a subject I isted in the 'menu' that is not preceded
by a 'P'. This wi I I begin the interpretation of that natal horoscope.

'n' The number of a subject I isted in the 'menu' that is preceded by a 'P'.
This wi II produce a 30 day forecast for that individual. Please see
the section on 30 day forecasts (page 8), for further detai Is.

'Pn' - This turns on the printer that is located in slot 'n'. It is automa-
tically turned off after the interpretation, forecast, or compatabi I ity
study has been displayed.

* NATAL HOROSCOPE INTERPRETATION *


ASTROAPPLE produces a series of displays whi'ch attempt to describe the individual.
They are:

'Your Personality' - a paragraph which describes your Sun sign

'Your Emotional Behavior' - a paragraph which describes your Moon sign

'The Way Others See You' - a paragraph describing your ascendant, (refer to
page 10)
Traditional astrology groups the signs by threes and fours. The grouping by threes
is cal led the 'elements'. Each sign is said to represent either fire, earth, air,
or water. The grouping by fours is cal led 1 qual ities', and each sign is either
cardinal, fixed, or mutable. The number of planets that fa! I into each of these
groupings can be of use in making a general statement about the individual. ASTRO-
APPLE produces a statement for.both the 'elements' and 'qua I ities' for that subject's
chart.

Polarities are also important in astrology, and strong relationships may develop
between opposite signs of the Zodiac. The old adage 'opposites attract' is inter-
preted astrologically by indicating the sign opposite your Sun sign.

The seventh House is the house of marriage and partnerships. The sign of this
house is often a good indicator of a marriage partner and is included in the
interpretation.
This concludes the textual interpretation of the natal horoscope, but before you
are returned to the main selector, you wi I I be prompted:

DO YOU WANT CONSTRUCTION DETAILS?

If you reply NO, you wi I I be returned to the main selector. A YES reply wi I I produce
a I inear representation of your horoscope. This is required if you want to make a
permanent record of your chart, or wish to uti I ize the keyword interpretations found
on page 12. After viewing the chart, typing any key wi I I return you to the selector.

For those of you who are already fami I iar with astrology, it should be mentioned
that ASTROAPPLE uses the Morinus system of calculating House Cusps. This system
was chosen because it takes into consfderation the latitude of the birthplace.
:.-iJ

* 30 DAY FORECASTS *
.
The art of progressed astrology (horoscopes constructed for times other than birth),
has been practiced for thousands of years. It is used as a tool to describe the
individual's I ife the way it is today, and predict the way it may ~e tomorrow.
ASTROAPPLE uses a method of progressing the horoscope cal led 'tertiary directions'
to produce its forecasts. Using this system, a new horoscope is created for the
1st day of the month you specify when you request a forecast.

Many factors must be considered when interpreting a progressed horoscope. One


factor is the angles formed between the planets of the progressed chart, and the
planets of the natal (birth) chart for the same individual. These angles are cal led
transits, and represent the timing of future events. Since the specific angles
required to form these transits may not exist every day, there wi I I be some days
d~ring the month being forecasted that wil I not have any projections.·

The forecast wi I I appear as a series of projections for various days of the month.
Each projection is preceded by a 'DAY #'. That day number is the day of the month.
(example: GAY 15 - the fifteenth day of that month). Several screens may be re-
quired to display the entire forecast. When the last screen has been displayed,
you wi II be prompted:

DO YOU WA~T CONSTRUCTION DETAILS?

Reply 'YES' if you want to view the linear representation of your progressed
horoscope.
Reply 'NO' to return to the main se~ector.

* COMPATIBILITY *
ASTROAPPLE produces an astrological compatabif ity study for all the subjects whose
natal horoscopes have been calculated. The angles between the planets of the two
natal charts are compared, and compatabil ity ratings are generated. Separate ratings
are produced for:

Phys-i ca I Compatab i I ity - ang Ies between the p Ia nets that govern phys i ca I
and sexual drives are analyzed to produce this
rating. (example: the Sun, Mars, and Venus)
Intellectual Compatability - Planets that deal with the mind and mentat
pursuits are compared to generate this rating.
(example: Mercury and Jupiter)
Emotional Compatibility - A comparison of the planets that determine the
person's temperament and emotional behavior is
made to produce this rating. (example: the Moon
and Venus}

When you first enter the compatabil ity routine, you wil I be prompted:
ENTER A PAIR OF SUBJECT NUMBERS OR 'A' TO COMPARE ALL SUBJECTS.
If you only want a compatabil ity study performed for two subjects, enter their
subject numbers separated by a comma. (example: 4,8).
If you want al I the subjects to be compared, type 'A'.

All ratings are given on a 10 point scale with 10 being totally compatable,
and 0 being totally incompatable. The results may surprise you!
THE HOROSCOPE DEFINED NAME: Albert Einstein
BORN: March 14, 1879
TI ME : 1 1 : 5 O AM

PLACE: Ulm, Germany


LAT: 48.:. 10 N
LONG: I o• o E \

·~

1 Sf\16

CD- HousE (AREA BE1WEEN TiiE LINES)


®- HousE Cusp
CD- NUMBER OF THE HOUSE
®- PU\NET
©- SIGN OF THE ZODIAC
®- ASCENDANT
(j)- EARTH
®- BIRTH DATA <fr!
* SIGNS & SYMBOLS *
SIGNS PLANETS
NAME SYMBQL DESC8IEIIQt::l fiAf1E. SYMBOL
ARIES 'l' RAM SUN 0
TAURUS ~ BULL MOON )
GEMINI
n TWINS MERCURY
~
CANCER ~ CRAB VENUS
9
LEO Jl LION MARS d'
VIRGO ~ VIRGIN JUPITER \.f.
LIBRA
-
...n.. SCALES SATURN ii
SCORPIO ~ SCORPION URANUS
~
SAGHTARIUS ;1' ARCHER NEPTUNE ~
CAPRICORN V'l GOAT PLUTO e.
AQUARIUS ~ WAVES
PISCES ){ FISH

* ASTROLOGICAL DEFINITIONS *
ASCENDANT - The Rising sign. The sign on the eastern horizon at the time of birth.
ASPECT - The angle between two planets from the reference point of the Earth.
EPHEMERIS =Tables of planetary positions for a particular interval of tlme.
GEOCENTRIC - A reference frame of the solar system with the Earth at the center.

HOROSCOPE - A map of the heavens for a certain moment of time.


HOUSES - The 12 sections of the circle that represent specific.aspects of the
subject's I ife.
MUNDANE ASTROLOGY - The astrolcgy of places and events

NATAL ASTROLOGY - The study of horoscopes constructed for time of birth.


PROGRESSED ASTROLOGY - The study of a natal chart progressed to a time after birth.
SIDEREAL TIME - Star time. The time of day using the constellations as a reference
frame.

SIGN - One of the 12 constellations that make up the Zodiac.

TRANSIT - The angle formed between a planet of a progressed _chart and a planet of
that same person's natal chart.
ZODIAC - The plane of constellations across which the planets travel.
CREATING A PERMANENT RECORD
The most fami J iar and identifiable symbol of astrology is the astrological wheel
or circular horoscope. It represents a map of the heavens for an exact moment of
time. The circle is di.vided up into 12 equal sections or Houses. The I ines divid-
ing the houses are cal led the House cusps. The positions of the Planets and Signs
(constellations), are recorded on the chart as if the Earth were the center of the
universe, and the stars and planets moved around it.

ASTROAPPLE produces a I inear version of the horoscope at the end of each natal
chart's interpretation. (You must reply 'YES' to the.request for construttion
detai Is in order to receive this data). The first column is a I ist of the posi-
tions of each House, (actually the House cusps), in the format of degrees, sign,
and minutes. (example: 10'f 25 = 10 degrees Aries 25 minutes). The 2nd column
is a I ist of the planets' positions using the same notation. This map can easily
be converted to the circular format by fol lowing the steps I isted below.

1) Make a copy of the blank circular horoscope found on page 16.

2) Starting with the entry for the 1st House, copy the position of each
House cusp to its appropriate location on the circle. The proper nota-
tion is the number of degrees,...-..fol lowed by the symbol of the sign, then
the number of miflutes. (see(!) below)
3) For each planet, determine the house in which that planet is located from
the I inear chart, and record its position on the circle. The planet is
located in the house that is situated on the same line of the I inear chart.
(see (2)
"--/
below - Uranus is in the 3rd House). If no entry for a House
cusp is printed on that I ine, use the number of the House just preceding.

4) Record the planet's position on the circular chart using the fol lowing
notation: the planet's symbol, fol lowed by the number of degrees, the
symbol of the sign, and the number of minutes. They should be written in
a straight I ine toward the center of the sJ_rcle, with the planet's symbol
being closest to the outside edge. (see (3\,____.. below)

NOTE: Several planets may reside in the same house, so make sure you leave enough
room to record each one. Multiple planets in the same house should be re-
corded in a counter clockwise
,-. direction, and in the order that they appear
.
on the I inear chart~ (see (4)
'---'
below)

5) Fi 11 in the name and birth data at the top of the chart to comp Iete your
permanent record.
LINEAR CHART CIRCULAR CHART
HOUSE CUSP PLANET

1 - 12 GEMi 39 - - - - - - - · - -
2 - 15 CANC 12
1_3 ~ 16 LEO 28 @~JRN~lJS 1 VI RG 16
4 - 15 V I f~G 16

11 - 12 ARIE 53 VENUS
NEPTUNE

12 - 11 TAUR 32 PLUTO 28 TAUR 11


* ASTROLOGICAL KEYWORDS *
ASTROAPPLE begins the task of interpreting the horoscope. Additional insight
into the personality of the individual can be gained by analyzing the planets,
their signs, and the houses in which they are located. A powerful but simple
method is the use of astrological keywords. With this system, each planet, house,
and sign is defined in a manner that al lows them to be combined into a series of
statements unique to that individual. Each planet represents a facet of the person.
Emotions, personality, and communicative powers are examples of the Sun, Moon, and
Mercury respectively. The signs of the Zodiac are represented as adverbs such as
thoughtfully, or aggressively, which describe the manner in which the planets exert
their influence. Lastly, each house represents an area of the individual's I ife.
Examples of keywords for houses are 'money and business' (2nd house), and 'health
and work' (6th house).

HOW TO USE ASTROLOGICAL KEYWORDS


The chart construction details provided by ASTROAPPLE are required for keyword
interpretations. Copy the horoscope the way it appears on the screen, noting the
position of each planet, and the house in which it is located. (You may choose to
make a permanent copy of your horoscope in the more fami I iar circular format at
this time. If so, details for creating this chart have been outlined on page 11
of this manual.)

For each planet, perform the fol lowing steps:

*Look up the definition for that planet, i"t's sign, and house in the
keyword table located on the next page.

*Create a sentence by inserting the definitions into the appropriate


blanks of the sample sentence that fol lows the table.
EXAMPLE:

The sample chart for Albert Einstein on page 9 shows the planet Mercury to be
located at 5 degrees Aries in the 10th House. The keyword interpretation would
read:

The individual uses his communicative powers, aggressively, in the area


(Mercury) (Aries)
of career and success.
(10th House)

This sentence may sound a I ittle awkward, but with a I ittle thought it can be
reworded to say:
Albert Einstein was able to communicate his ideas effectively to his
fellow scientists.

This keyword system may take a I ittle practice, but it does provide a quick and
useful introduction to horoscope interpretation. It is also a powerful method of
learning the general characteristics of the Houses, Planets, and Signs.
1f TABLE OF ASTROLOGICAL KEYWORDS -1f

PLANETS SIGNS HOUSES


Sun - self Aries - aggressively - persona I i ty
Moon - inner emotions Taurus practically 2 money and business
Mercury - communicative powers Gemini - thoughtfully 3 - communication
Venus - visible emotions Cancer - tenatiously 4 - family and home I ife
Mars - impulsive drives Leo - proudly 5 - creativity

Jupiter - ability to achieve Virgo - precisely 6 - health and work


success

Saturn cautious nature Libra harmoniously 7 - marriage and partnerships


Uranus - inventiveness Scorpio - passionately 8 - death and rebirth
Neptune - intuitiveness and Sagi. - jovially 9 - travel
artistic talent
Pluto - evolution of Capr. - cautiously 10 - career and success
character
Aquarius - humanely 11 - friendships

Pisces - sensitively 12 - aspiratJons and


I imitations

KEYWORD SENTENCE
The individual uses his/her PLANET , SIGN , in the area of HOUSE
* BIBLIOGRAPHY *
The fol lowing books were consulted by the author during the development of
ASTROAPPLE.

GENERAL ASTROLOGY
Astarte Astrology Made Easy, California
Wi Ishire Book Company, 1967

Gauquel in, M. The Scientific Basis o·f Astro Iogy, New York
Stein and Day, 1969

LLewel lyn, George The A to Z Horoscope Del iniator, Minnesota


Llewellyn Pub I ications, 1969

Lyndoe, Edward Astrology for Everyone, New York


E. F. Dutton, 1960

Parker, D. and J. The Complete Astrologer, New York


McGraw Hi I I , 1971

Rudhyar, Dane The Astrology of Personality, New York


Doub Ieday and Company, 1970

COMPATIBILITY
Harmon, J . M. How to Judge Compatibi I ity,
Astrology Magazine, 1968

Pa Imer, Lynn Astrological Compatibility, Arizona


American Federation of Astrologers, 1976

Sargent, L. H. How to Handle Your Human Relations, Arizona


American Federation of Astrologers, 1970

PROGRESSED ASTROLOGY
Ebertin, Reinhold Transits, Germany
Ebertin-Verlag, 1971

Jimmi and Joanne When Your Sun Returns, Washington


Eubank and Wickenburg, 1973

Milburn, L. H. The Progressed Horoscope Simplified, Washington DC


National Astrologic~I Library, 1959

Rodden, L. M. Modern Transists, Arizona


American Federation of Astrologers, 1978
*LATITUDES & LONGITUDES *
US_A WORLD
CITY, STATE LAT iONG CITYL COUNTRY LAT LONG
Albuquerque, New Mexico 35 06 N 106 38 w Aberdeen, Scotland 57 10 N 2 _5 W
At Ia ni a, Georgi a 33 44 N 84 22 w Amsterdam, Netherlands 52 21 N 4 52 E
Baltimore, Maryland 39 18 N 76 35 w Athens, Greece 38 0 N 23 38 E
Bangor, Maine 44 48 N 68 48 w Baghdad, Iraq 33 14 N 44 22 E
Birmingham, Alabama 33 31 N 86 50 w Bangkok, Thailand 13 50 N 100 29 E
Bismarck, North Dakota 46 48 N 100 47 w Barcelona, Spain 41 25 N '::'2 o·8 E
Boise, Idaho 43 37 N 116 12 w Be i rut, Lebanon 33 53 N 35 30 E
Boston, Massachusetts 42 20 N 71 01 w Belfast, Ireland 54 36 N 05 45 W
Casper, Wyoming 42 51 N 106 20 w Ber I in, Germany 52 27 N 13 26 E
Charleston, So. Carolina 32 46 N 79 49 w Bern, Switzerland 46 55 N 07 25 E
Charlotte, No. Carolina 35 13 N 80 51 w Birmingham, England 52 29 N 01 53 W
Chicago, Illinois 41 52 N 87 37 w Bombay, India 18 58 N 72 50 E
Cincinatti, Ohio 39 08 N 84 30 w Budapest, Hungary 43 30 N 19 05 E
Concord, New Hampshire 43 13 N 71 32 w Buenos Aires, Argentina 34 32 s 58 30 w
Da 11 as, Texas 32 46 N 96 45 w Cairo, Egypt 30 30 N 31 17 E
Denver, Colorado 39 45 N 105 00 w Ca I ga ry, Canada 51 03 N 114 05 W
Des Moine~, Iowa 41 36 N 93 34 w Caracas, Venezuela 10 30 s 66 56 w
Detroit, Michigan 42 20 N 82 58 w Dub I in , I re Iand 53 20 N ·06 15 W
El Paso, Texas 31 49 N 106 26 w Frankfurt, Germany 52 20 N 14 31 E
Fa i rba nks, AIas ka 64 50 N 147 48 w Glasgow, Scotland 55 54 N 04 25 W
Helena, Montana 46 37 N 112 01 w Havana, Cuba 23 07 N 82 22 W
Hi Io, Hawaii 19 44 N 155 01 w Helsinki, Finland 60 10 N 24 53 E
Hono I u I u, Hawa i i 21 13 N 157 50 w Istanbu I , Turkey 41 02 N 29 00 E
Houston, Texas 29 47 N 95 21 w Jerusalem, Israel 31 46 N 35 14 E
lndianapol is, Indiana ' 39 48 N 86 13 w Lima, Peru 12 06 s 76 55 w
Jackson, Mississippi 32 20 N 90 11 w Lisbon, Portuga I 38 42 N 09 05 W
Jacksonville, Florida 30 20 N 81 39 w London, Eng Iand 51 30 N 00 07 W
Las Vegas, Nevada 36 10 N 115 11 w Madrid, Spain 40 26 N 03 42 W
Little Rock, Arkansas 34 45 N 92 17 w Mexico City, Mexico 19 28 N 99 09 W
Los Angeles, California 34 03 N 118 15 w Montery, Mexico 25 43 N 100 19 W
Lou i sv i I Ie, Kentucky 38 14 N 85 42 w Montreal, Canada 45 32 N 73 35 W
Miami, Florida 25 46 N 80 12 w Moscow, Soviet Union 55 45 N 37 37 E
Milwaukee, Wisconson 43 04 N 87 52 w Osaka, Japan 34 40 N 135 27 E
Minneapolis, Minnesota 44 58 N 93 13 w Os Io, Norway 59 03 N 10 35 E
Nashvi I le, Tennessee 36 08 N 86 44 w Ottawa, Canada 45 24 N 75 43 W
New Orleans, Louisiana 29 59 N 90 08 w Paris, France 48 51 N 02 20 E
New York, New York 40 52 N 73 53 w Peking, China 39 55 N 116 23 E
Omaha, Nebraska 41 15 N 95 58 w Plymouth, England 50 25 N 04 14 W
Philadelphia, Penn. 39 57 N 75 12 w Prague, Czechoslovakia 50 05 N 14 30 E
Phoneix, Arizona 33 31 N 112 03 w Quebec, Canada 46 48 N 71 15 W
Pittsburg, Pennsylvainia 40 29 N 80 01 w Rio de Janero, Brazi I 22 50 s 43 20 w
Portland, Oregon 45 31 N 122 42 w Rome, lta Iy 41 52 N 12 37 E
Richmond, Virginia 37 33 N 77 28 w Sapporo, Japan 43 02 N 141 29 E
Sacramento, California 38 33 N 121 29 w Stockholm, Sweden 59 23 N 18 00 E
St. Louis, Missouri 38 38 N 90 16 w Sydney, Australia 33 55 S 151 17 E
Salt Lake City, Utah 40 46 N 111 54 w Taipei , Tatwari 25 02 N 121 38 E
San Diego, California 32 42 N 117 14 w Tehran, I ran 35 45 N 51 30 E
San Fransisco, California 37 48 N 122 22 w Tel Aviv, Israel 32 03 N 34 46 E
Seattle, Washington 47 33 N 122 15 w Tokyo, Japan 35 41 N 139 44 E
Spokane, Washington 47 43 N 117 31 w Vancouver, Canada 49 18 N 123 07 W
Syracuse, New York 43 02 N 76 10 w Vienna, Austria 48 13 N 16 22 E
Tulsa, Oklahoma 36 09 N 95 59 w Warsaw, Po Iand 52 15 N 21 05 E
Washington D.C. 38 55 N 77 02 w
TYPE OF CHART: NAME:
HOUSE SYSTEM: MORI NUS DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
LAT:
LONG:
ASTROAPPLE ADDENDUM
The fol lowing errors and/or omissions have been discovered since the initial printing
of the ASTROAPPLE manual.

CASSETTE VERSION
A maximum of 6 charts or 30 day forecasts may be calculated at 1 time by users with
a 32K system and cassette Applesoft. When al I th~ avai Iable memory for these charts
has been uti I ized, the first program (ASTROAPPLE), ·wi 11 automatically prompt you to
load the interpretation program (ASTROL2).

Due to severe space I imitations, the abi I ity to choose a pair of subjects for a
compatabi I ity study has not been implemented. (see page 8). Typing a C tor a compat-
abi I ity study results in a comparison of al I the subjects.

CASSETTE VERSION ON DISKETTE


You must have a 48K system or a 32K system and the Applesott Rom card to run cassette
ASTROAPPLE from disk.

DISKETTE VERSION
A 32K system with cassette Applesott requires that a MAXFILES 1 command be executed
before running ASTROAPPLE. Booting the DOS system from the ASTROAPPLE diskette wi I I
execute the MAXFILES 1 command automatically.

An extensive effort has been made to insure the accuracy.of the program and this manual.
If, however, you discover a problem or have a suggestion tor a future version of ASTRO-
APPLE, I'd I ike to hear from you. Please address your comments/suggestions to:

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