By @Macarlo
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 Hi All.
The OS/2 software developer Magnus Olsson, famous author of WarpCalc, just released the ultimate tool for Numerology for Warp users. I'm WarpCalc registered user and beta tester. When I know that this tool, called Magnum, has been released, I sucked it and tested it on my Warp 4.5 OS/2 Client (Warp 4.0 + FP13). I analised the names of several persons using this Magnus Olsson's tool and verified his efficiency. I rated this little software five Butterflies.

Magnum Rated 5 Butterflies

I linked on this review an article of Magnus Olsson about Numerology and you can read it clicking the appropriate link below. In the developer's web site you can download also a fine program called Astrolog, ported by Magnus Olsson to the OS/2 environment (I reviewed it here last year).

READ ALSO

An Explanation About Numerology

About WarpCalc (review)

About Astrolog (review)

 TO DOWNLOAD THIS SOFT
 http://www.visdom.nu/home/magnum

 Magnum is a numerology calculator which can be used to derive Chaldean, Hebraic, Pythagorean and Common numbers from alphanumerical text.

      System requirements

      Magnum is a 32-bit OS/2 application and should run on all "Warp"
      versions of this never-ending operating system.

      Licensing

      Magnum is freeware, but is copyrighted and not in the public
      domain. Permission is granted to any individual or institution to
      use, copy, or redistribute this software so long as all of the
      original files are included unmodified, that it is not sold for
      profit, and that this copyright notice is retained.

      Documentation

      The analyzer/calculator can take any text as input, but only latin
      letters and indian digits carry numerological value. Spaces are
      significant for calculation of compound numbers, single numbers
      will _not_ be affected.

      You can press ESC to clear the input field. This action will also
      send any previous content to the input history. To traverse the
      history use the Up/Down keys.

      The calculator is most suited for Chaldean and Hebraic numerology,
      but also supports the Pythagorean and "Common" number systems. The
      distribution section is a common feature among popular western
      programs and shows a count for each digit. The planes section
      picks up the counts.
      
      Number system is selected from context menus (one for each named
      section). The Tarot section is supposed to be used with the
      Hebraic number system, as described by Sepharial in his book The
      Kabala of Numbers.

      
      Tips on Usage

      When analyzing names of persons start with the most used first
      name. Continue with the surname, then analyze the two names
      together. If initials are in wide use then by all means include
      them too. The full name that you were given at birth by your
      parents contains similar information to that revealed by your
      astrological birth chart, but unless you are known by this your
      full name, it will reflect on your life and person with
      increasingly poor accuracy. For more information and
      interpretation keys please have a look at the basic numerology
      text accompanying this program.

CONTACT AUTHOR

Magnus Olsson
sunlite@visdom.nu

http://www.visdom.nu/home/magnum

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