Fixed a bug where the User’s License info would not display correctly immediately after registering. Fixed a bug on 32-bit systems that would cause a crash when opening a document.
1.4.11 Update
August 23rd, 20111.4.9 Update
August 31st, 2010I added an easier to use interface for working with the occupants of a location. You can download the update from here, or by selecting “Check for Updates…” under Twenty-Four Mountain’s application menu.
Twenty-Four Mountains featured on Howard Choy’s Blog
May 15th, 2010Several weeks ago Howard Choy, a world-renowned Feng Shui Teacher and Architect, taught a flying star class for the Golden Gate School of Feng Shui, of which my wife Amy is an alumni. We helped Howard use our software as a teaching aid for the class, and he posted his findings and thoughts about the class on his blog, and included two charts created by Twenty-Four Mountains. Thank you again for your feedback Howard!
Update 1.4.7
May 13th, 2010Hi everyone, we’ve updated the software and fixed a few minor annoyances when trying to register the program. Also a user kindly pointed out that one of the items in the reference panel was incorrect, this has been fixed in both english and Chinese.
1.4.6 Bug Fix
May 3rd, 2010Greetings, during the course of the last week I’ve tracked down a crasher bug that might have been causing some problems when people tried to duplicate floor plans under certain configurations. The most recent update has addressed this as well as other updates, including updates to the chinese language files to reflect the most recent changes to the english user-interface.
1.4.6 Update
March 23rd, 2010We are pleased to announce another update of Twenty-Four Mountains! We have added a blank document window that should assist new users with importing their floor plans. We’ve also added several usability enhancements including a button to quickly duplicate a floor plan. This will be helpful for users who want to quickly make different versions of a chart using the same floor plan.
1.4.5 Update
February 14th, 2010We’ve fixed a bug in the app that would cause a crash when closing a document on certain system configurations. This issue is now fixed, so if you experience any trouble please contact us!
New Website Look
February 10th, 2010We’re pleased to announce a redesign of the site. Love it? Hate it? Leave a comment!
1.4.4 Update
February 3rd, 2010Today someone pointed out a bug in the calculation of person’s ming gua. This only affects a small subsection of dates. Updating to the newest version will correct all calculations.
Chinese Language Version
November 24th, 2009We are pleased to announce our first international version of Twenty-Four Mountains, now in English and Chinese. We owe it all to Bruce Chang of Taiwan for his generous assistance!