Roman Nums : Converter 4+

Name: Roman Nums : Converter
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: Rob Clarke

Quickly convert Roman numerals

Rob Clarke

Designed for iPhone

- 4.5 • 4 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Add a widget showing today's date in Roman numerals.

This app provides an easy way of converting Roman numerals into more understandable numbers and vice versa. Use it when you cannot quite work out the age of a building or to resolve disputes about the year in which a TV programme was made.

To begin just choose whether you want to convert from Roman numerals or from Arabic numerals and then type in your year and the corresponding value will appear. There are preferences for choosing how large numbers appear, enabling autocorrection and for choosing which order the roman numerals appear in on the keyboard.

FEATURES:
- Roman and Arabic converter;
- quickly view today's date from the notification centre;
- support for large numbers;
- easy to use Roman keyboard;
- automatically converts Roman Numerals (e.g. VV -> X) and ignores invalid ones;
- Roman Numerals can be shown in numerical or alphabetical order;
- a Calculator to calculate MMII-XV*L;
- a Calendar to convert a date into Roman Numerals.
- a Crossword Solver to show possible numerals for ?V??

LARGE NUMBERS:
Historically there have been multiple ways of writing numbers larger than 4000. The number 5000 can be written as V with a bar above it, as IↃↃ, or even V M. In this version of Roman Numerals, large numbers will automatically appear with a bar over them, but can also can be written as IↃↃ if you choose to enable them in the settings.

AND FINALLY:
If you have any problems or you want to chat please get in touch at support@cadigatt.com and if you like this app please leave a review.

14 Jun 2021

Version 2.3.3

Improved support for newer devices.
Added a simple widget that shows today's date.

4.5 out of 5

4 Ratings

Great!!

Simple and easy to use !

Prima!

Het is een simpel maar zeer doeltreffend programma en bespaart mij veel denkwerk en discussie.

The developer, Rob Clarke, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.