SFEBMIcalc 1.0 Perl script

Publisher review:
SFEBMIcalc is a simple Body Mass Index calculator. SFEBMICalc is a simple Body Mass Index calculator. If a user enters their height (in centimeters or inches) and their weight (in kilograms or pounds), the program will return their Body Mass Index. You can configure it so that either Pounds/Inches or Kilograms/Centimeters is the default, and even change the spelling of Centimeters if you like. It should be noted that BMI isn't completely accurate in predicting health risks: highly muscular people may show up as "overweight" or even "obese," whereas people with a lower weight but a high body fat percentage may show up as "normal," and yet be unhealthily "overfat." For a good number of people, though, it can at least give an indicator. Another thing that is configurable is the "About BMI" text in the little popup window, so that you can explain this to your users in an appropriate manner.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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