For this you will need to know the birth time and place, to the minute, if possible. Latitude and Longitude is not necessary. It is supplied by the program for cities and towns in the U.S and for most major foreign cities. Planetary patterns are analyzed and described in the upper left. The planetary positions, or longitudes, are displayed in the lower left.
Lines are drawn between planets, to indicate the aspects, or angles, they make with each other.
These lines are color-coded by aspect type, such as opposition, trine, square, a thicker line indicates a closer and therefore stronger aspect. Aspects are as important as planetary positions in determining each individual s psychological make-up. The degree and sign of any one planet, including Sun and Moon, is available either in the display, next to the planet glyph, or by placing the mouse over it. Clicking the mouse, or double-clicking, gets you a text box on screen, with an interpretation of that particular planetary feature. Placing the mouse on a particular aspect line lets you know how close is that aspect and clicking on the line gives an in-depth interpretation of that particular planetary aspect as it appears in the chart.