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I have personally used all of these software apps described here: Sirius, Solar Fire, and the now abandoned Russian Phaethon project (which was terrific in its day!).

AstroGraph's TimePassages created by Henry Seltzer, is a high quality astrology program available for both Mac and PC. TimePassages is native Macintosh, and they have also developed a conversion utility that imports Time Cycles charts into TimePassages so that no data is lost.

Developers of the Windows-based astrology software programs: Pegasus; Kepler; and especially SIRIUS which has the most advanced asteroid chart features currently available for astrologers.

SIRIUS is the only astrology software application I have found that provides complete up-to-date listings of all of the astrologically-available officially Named asteroids, andavailable in Zodiac (Longitude) order (necessary for serious asteroid work!).

SIRIUS firstly has an optional set of Asteroid disks for more than 15,000 Named asteroids (plus thousands of so-far Unnamed asteroids that later may receive names). Plus, SIRIUS has an amazing feature which automatically downloads extra asteroid files/names (providing you have their optional extra Asteroid CDs installed) from the ASTRODIENST website, while you are calculating a list when connected to the internet! How cool is that!! So you always have the latest list that is available!

So far, as I write (updated April 2018), the complete astrological database of Named asteroids contains more than 19,000 asteroids! You may not think you need all these asteroids, but would you really want to miss out on some of the newer ones such as #249521 Truth ? Truth was the 249,521st asteroid to be discovered, so would not likely show up in smaller lists from other software developers. (And, by contrast, you could also check out where #26955 Lie turns up in the chart!). There is also an option in SIRIUS to create a small number of your own category groups of asteroids.

All asteroid listings appear onscreen and are exportable as txt or pdf files. Before each calculation, you can choose how many columns you want per page, and which information to include, such as Name, ID Number, Longitude, Declination, Speed, etc… See my procedure and general suggestions, below, under Here’s My Method in the Mac Solutions section.

Cosmic Patterns software applications are Windows-based, but also run well with Parallels (+ your own Windows OS) on a Mac.(See my instructions below for running and using these Windows apps on your Mac.)

I keep a pdf list of my own birthchart’s SIRIUS-calaculated asteroids (in Zodiac order) on my iPad in the Books app—easy to search there for Names in the Search field; and also readily accessible on my iPhone, iPad, and Macbook. Plus, Books and also Preview on MacOS also provides a right-click function for instant online searching of the meaning or references for an asteroid name you’ve highlighted, via: ‘Look Up …’ (from the Dictionary), and ‘Search with [your default browser]’—very handy!

Also, developer David Cochrane’s YouTube video tutorials are great. Only thing I’d love to see in SIRIUS is L H Weston’s Vulcan, which I have researched for decades and could not live without.

Cosmic Patterns Software can be found via the link in their heading above.

Windows-based programs for all systems of astrology. Especially recommended for their comprehensive SOLAR FIRE program, and their Asteroid Add-On category-editing supplemental disk, although it only contains 10,000 asteroids and only 7,500 of those have names, but it’s a good start. But this number can be boosted by connecting to the ASTRODIENST site (see note at the bottom of this page*) for (tediously!) downloading more asteroid files, one file at a time, which I used to do years ago!

SOLAR FIRE does uniquely have great asteroid aspects-to-planets listings within your own asteroid category files (plus, quite a few categories are supplied for you there) that can, themselves, be easily edited and created. I have 300 of my own categories in SOLAR FIRE, though each category is incomplete without all the Named asteroids I have available in SIRIUS—but still very useful for the quick access to some asteroid aspects within categories.

(A note: I’ve been copying my own category lists (over 300) from the backend files of Solar Fire and pasting them into separate files in my Apple Notes app for availability on all my Apple devices, adding new asteroids to the lists as I find them. I check these categories when I find a specific theme in a chart, so I don’t forget to look up the positions for all the asteroids I have for that theme!)

SOLAR FIRE also runs well on Parallels on a Mac (actually, better than on a PC!). (The heading link, above, takes you to the site.) This link, below, is for Esoteric Astrology’s instructions and requirements for setting up Solar Fire Gold on a Mac via virtual machines: https://www.esotech.com.au/products/solar-fire/

Now an abandoned asteroid calculation project, PHAETHON, by Albert Timashev, is an MSDOS (yes!) software program that may still be available if you inquire, as it is still (to date) on the website (which hasn’t been updated or copyrighted since 2000! — but it does have a security certificate). I had run this software on Windows for a number of years.

Phaethon is a stand-alone asteroid calculation & (uniquely) asteroid description-editing program. In its heyday, it calculated over 11,200 Named asteroids! (Of course, now we have well over 19,000). Excellent for editing asteroid meanings you have researched, so you never lose the information for other charts—whatever you had written pops up at the bottom of the screen when an asteroid is selected in the list. Very innovative, especially for MSDOS! All the operations were performed using the Function keys on the keyboard. Those were the days!

Due to its editing capacity, this program really escalated my asteroid research in the late ’90s. Also, a full list of asteroid positions for any chart could be easily exported as a text file and reformatted as a pdf. And asteroid lists could be calculated in a variety of orders, such as Zodiac (recommended for serious asteroid work), Alphabetical, Conjunctions to planets, Speed, and has both Named and Numbered asteroids (choose both or either).

I found it worked well and quickly in Windows operating systems including Vista & Windows7, probably fine in more recent Windows as well, but I haven’t tried it; and of course on Windows via Parallels on a Mac. To check this out, a free demo version with 64 asteroids looks to be still available for download: once in the site, go to Computer Room (or use the Phaethon link above).

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