CNET Editors' review
MB Numerology Dictionary provides a better understanding of practically any term related to the astrological study of numbers. This bare-bones program excels at giving information anyone can understand.
This program's stark, black and white interface wasn't much to look at, but was functional. While its online Help file gave us the briefest of definitions for its layout, we got the hang of this program in about two seconds. We were impressed by the sheer number of terms provided, probably a few hundred, ranging from Birthday Numbers, to Inner Dreams Numbers, to Soul Numbers. We simply scrolled through this long list and our pick's definition showed up on the main screen. We didn't find any definition that was too technical to understand because the program did a fantastic job of breaking down what each number represented in a language newcomers like us could understand. We were pleased to find a search engine feature, which allowed us to type in a specific word and immediately find it, saving a scroll through hundreds of words. Overall, we were pleased with the amount of information and its plainspoken definitions.
MB Numerology Dictionary is a freeware program. It installs desktop icons without permission and leaves folders after uninstall. While not the prettiest, this program's information makes it solid enough for us to recommend.
Publisher's Description
From MysticBoard:
MB Free Numerology Dictionary is an extensive collection of numerology related terms. This software describes the significance of the different calculations used in numerology to understand the personality of a person as well as the significance of each number generated. All terms have been clearly explained in simple language thus making it a useful resource for novices as well as experts.
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