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FCharts2 is designed for Windows XP, Vista and beyond. Win98 and Win2k users should be able to use it, but those operating systems are unsupported. FCharts2 may also work on Linux and OSX, using Mono 2.4 or later, but this is not guaranteed to work unless specified.

Download FCharts2 2.0.6.9 as a self-installing EXE file (recommended)

FCharts2 exe installer (5.5mb)

OR

Download FCharts2 2.0.6.9 in a zip file

FCharts2 zip file (2.4mb)

Requires the Windows .Net 4.8 framework (Runtime) or newer.
The FCharts2 installer will tell you if you need this file.

Installing on Windows:
1) Download the installation file. Locate the file and run your normal anti-virus scan on it. Once you're happy it's free of viruses, run the installation file. You should see something like this:

Click Yes to proceed or No to cancel.

Instead of the above, Windows may throw up a warning similar to the one below:

At this point you either trust me (and my company, Spacejock Software) and click 'Yes', or you click 'No' and delete the installer. That's up to you - just bear in mind I set up this website over twenty years ago, and if I was offering dodgy software someone would have closed it down by now, wouldn't they? I'm also an author with almost thirty novels in print, and my reputation matters to me!

2) Follow the prompts to set it up. (The defaults are fine)
3) Locate the Spacejock Software entry in your start menu. Click FCharts2 icon to run the program.


System Requirements:
This program runs on the Microsoft Dotnet Framework, which can be installed on any version of Windows from Win98 on. (e.g. Win98, ME, Win2K, XP, Vista, Windows 7, etc) Note that it's already included with Windows Vista or later.

Hardware requirements:
An Athlon or Pentium 4 with 512 megs of ram will be ample. Should also run fine on older hardware.

Linux/Mac users:
Many of my apps will run on the Mono framework, version 2.4 or later. See the FCharts2 Linux page to see whether this application has been tweaked for Linux yet.

You can run my programs from a memory stick. See How to run your applications from a thumb drive for more info