BMI Calculator
Description
A simple Body-Mass-Index Calculator
**Updated Version**
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Works with Opera 9 to Opera 12.
About this widget
| Downloads | 14,551 |
|---|---|
| Category | Science |
| Version | 1.2 |
| Size | 92KB |
| Last update | January 15, 2007 |
| Devices | desktop |
| Original page | Internet Archive |
Considering only three countries in the world use the Imperial system: what about a metric version?
There are more than three countries in the world? *USA! USA! USA!* I am *sooooooo* kidding.
Thanks for your suggestion.... i will bring out the metric version very soon......
The input field for Category is a little to wide on linux. Maybe you should set the width in percentages, since the "size" attribute depends on font width, not always the same with the same pixel size
The updated metric version is not yet approved but you can find it here http://widgets.opera.com/widget/6126
Very handy, would be nice if you could put in half-inches though, sometimes it makes all the difference (okay, know I'm grasping at straws here).
Toman: Thanks for your suggestion.The widget will be updated today lilmissrainbow: Thanks for your comment.Regarding the 'half-inches' you were talking about,the 'inches' textbox can accept decimals.Therefore, you might want to use something like 5'7.5" etc. I apologize for the delay
**Widget Updated**
Toman: Do you get any transparency effects on your Linux computer?
That's great, thanks.
Great widget - cool stuff. Perhaps this widget can fit nicely into my current workout plan. I have been using an online BMI calculator from a weight loss website called http://www.FitClick.com. The BMI calculator is a great way to calculate your body mass and percentage of fat and jump start your workouts to lower your body fat and/or increase your muscle size. Breaking it down for people looking to enhance their weight loss is a great idea; it helps me comprehend the topic a little better (which is good right?) Thanks for your community contribution, I appreciate it Tom