Source code available for download on my web site http://www.multimania.com/aldweb/

Update Description:
v2.3 (09/17/07):
- Recompiled this program with the latest iziBasic version 6.1 to avoid device freezes or soft resets on some devices v2.2 (02/23/05):
- Recompiling this program with the latest iziBasic version 5.0 led to a 12 KB (-17%) decrease of the program's foot print

v2.1 (12/02/04):
- Added an exit from menu option in the Options and Help menus
- Minor source code change and compiler version upgrade for a smoother running of the Numerus software
- Corrected a few mistakes in the documentation file

v2.0 (10/22/04):
- Switched reference source code from HSPascal to iziBasic, this was a complete rewrite of this software!
- Minor cosmetic changes in the user interface

Reviews:

**** [Jul 24, 2007] by Ray Lurie
The main point of this program is to amuse friends with the contrast between the hi-tech Palm and the retro roman numerals. This effect is spoiled by the program posting arabic numerals as well as the roman. Please, add an option to suppress the arabic numerals in the next revision.

***** [Feb 11, 2005] by Robert Lee (Hong Kong)
The calculations and results are correct. By the way, 1999 is written properly as M.CM.XC.IX (dots for your convenience. There is no such thing as MIM (not even after the Western Roman Empire came into being and the Eastern Empire fell). Thanks for still making this a freeware.

***** [May 27, 2002] by Tagt The Spellcaster
Not ridiculous nor pathetic. Writing MCMXCIX is correct, instead of MIM, which is somewhat incorrect, even if there is some Roman numerical system that would write "1999" this way. Very very good program, indeed. And... AFAIK, writing "MCM" is possible (I've done it).

*** [Dec 7, 2001] by Peter
1999 is not written as MIM.

* [Sep 4, 2001] by /|/|artin
The program doesn't do what it claims to do: properly calculating with roman numerals. If I subtract one (I) from two thousand (MM), I should get MIM. Program gives me MCMXCIX, which is 1900, 90 and 9 in a row. I can't even enter MCM (1900), because the program "sorts" the latin digits by value! Ridiculous & pathetic.