Olivier Ruau wrote: "...En plus tout est en francais." Just for the
record, the enormous amount of translated text in Guide is _not_
something I did! In each case, you and I have a native speaker of that
language to thank. The French version was done by Jean-Noel Moreau.

Paul, you're right; the file WORLD.BIN was missing from the .ZIP
file. I've corrected this. (Some people probably unZIPped the file in
their Guide directory, and saw no problem; WORLD.BIN will usually
already be present in the Guide directory.)

I am not especially surprised at the missing source files; I
checked to make sure the executable ran (I _thought_ I'd been careful
enough, anyway!), but the source code was more of an afterthought.
I just checked, and the "missing" functions are all included in my
basic source code for astronomical computations, discussed (and
downloadable) at...

http://www.projectpluto.com/source.htm#astrocalc

Re JEVENT: like LUNECLIP, it makes use of the basic astronomical
functions mentioned above. I've just posted the source code and .EXE:

http://www.projectpluto.com/jevent.zip

WARNING: I go through most of my source code before posting it, and
add comments and make the code as clear as possible. LUNECLIP.CPP and
JEVENT.CPP have not gone through that process, and contain the sort of
embarrassing kludges many programmers use when they don't think anyone
else will be looking at their source code.

Incidentally, run JEVENT without command-line parameters, and it
will list a command-line switch to adjust the number of days computed.

-- Bill