Roman Numerals 1.4.1

I am working on an improved version of Roman Numerals with more conversion options and possibly an iPad version, however I wanted to focus on some of the issues that people have been having. This small update adds auto-repeat to the delete button so that it is easier to clear MCMXXVII from the screen instead of shaking your iPhone or iPod Touch.

Roman Numerals 1.4

Roman Numerals has been updated to 1.4. The main feature of this version is copy & paste. With this you can, for example, convert a roman numeral, copy the conversion and paste it in email, or copy a roman numeral from a webpage and paste it directly into the app without having to type it out.

You need to have upgraded to at least iPhone OS 3.0 (on either an iPhone or iPod Touch) to use this update, because copy and paste doesn’t work with previous versions of the iPhone OS.

Roman Numerals 1.3 upgrade

The latest version of Roman Numerals has been approved and should be available on the app store. This version adds a must requested method for clearing the inputted numbers in one go and extends the Arabic to Roman numerals converter to generate larger numbers in an archaic format, for example, 1661 can be represented as (I) I) CLXI.

To use this new format just select the 2002 -> MMII tab and press the bottom left button with the ((I)) I)) symbol.

Roman Numerals 1.2.2 upgrade

A new version (1.3) that allows large numbers is now available and can be found here.

Another optional update of Roman Numerals for the iPhone and iPod Touch has been approved by the app store. This version adds the following languages:

• German
• Spanish
• Portuguese

The next update will be an improvement to the Roman Numerals conversion to allow large numbers such as 50,000.