CDC, STD Aurora Monitor, Home Planet, Virtual Moon Atlas & Sky Map Pro v6, are all good programs. For a bit of fun, try Celestia.
Ken & all interested parties. This IMHO, is possibly the best Sky Atlas around. I'm not sure if it's still in print, ie; available, but you can check here, >
The Herald-Bobroff AstroAtlas
by David Harold and Peter Beroff
HB200 Publications, 1994
P.O. Box 254
Woden
A.C.T. 2606
Canberra, Australia
Laminated paper covers, 12x16 spiral bound
214 Charts and 250 pages, $89.95
ISBN: 0 646 20356 8
L.
If you cannot get it at home, you can try OS here, >
http://www.lymax.com/hbaa/
Price & postage might be a bit much, but it's worth a try. L.