Exhibit 99.1

       COMPUTER SCIENCES CORPORATION FACILITATES PURCHASES OF MAGNITUDE'S
            AWARD WINNING PATENTED ANTI-INJURY(TM)ERGONOMIC SOLUTION

Magnitude Information Systems, the leading developer of Anti-Injury(TM)
ergonomic software solutions for government agencies, Fortune 500 corporations
and consumers, announced that its patented Anti-Injury(TM) software suite was
selected by a number of Global 100 companies utilizing Computer Sciences
Corporation (CSC) as their systems integrator. Representing a broad spectrum of
industries, from aerospace to finance, their objectives are all identical;
improving the "bottom line" via ANTI-INJURY(TM) ergonomic software, which
reduces computer related injuries and improves productivity.

Located in El Segundo, California, CSC reported revenue of $13.0 billion for the
12 months ended October 3, 2003. With more than 92,000 employees, CSC offers
companies a premium total solution, which they need to grow and prosper. These
solutions include consulting, systems integration and outsourcing. CSC has
helped its worldwide clients profit from every major wave of change in
information technology (IT) for more than 40 years. CSC is once again partnering
with its client base in the deployment of Magnitude's Anti-Injury(TM) ergonomic
software to reduce repetitive strain injuries and boost the productivity of
computer users.

CSC's mission is to provide customers in industry and government with solutions
crafted to meet their specific challenges and enable them to profit from the
advanced use of technology. "We strive to build long-term client relationships
based on mutual trust and respect." as stated in their Mission at www.csc.com.

CSC has a distinctive point of view: clients are unique and what each client
values is equally specific to them. CSC carries this view into all segments of
it's business including the Aerospace, Defense, Chemical, Energy,
Communications, High Tech, Consumer Products, Financial Services, Government and
Health Services. All of these principals are applicable in the new category of
Anti-Injury(TM) solutions.


Steven D. Rudnik, Magnitude Founder, and Chief Executive Officer states: "In all
industries throughout the world, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other Repetitive
Strain Injuries (RSI) have become the largest injury category plaguing computer
users in the workplace. In 2002 two thirds of all workers compensation claims
were RSI related costing U.S. companies tens of billions of dollars annually. We
applaud CSC's visionary clients that embrace safety and productivity within the
same focus. With ever increasing momentum, businesses are deploying
Anti-Injury(TM) solutions to enhance their balance sheets and protect their
employees while powering performance excellence".




About Magnitude Information Systems, Inc.

Magnitude Information Systems, Inc. is the leading developer of RSI Management
solutions for computer users. Magnitude's unique Anti-Injury(TM) software
solution, ErgoEnterprise, has been proven to help companies and government
agencies realize measurable productivity gains, reduced workers' compensation
and medical claims costs associated with employees using computers. Magnitude's
Anti-Injury(TM) software products for consumers, ErgoFUN and ErgoCoach, help
children and adults at home and school reduce common ergonomic risk factors
associated with people working at computers. 30-day demo downloads are
available. For more information, contact Magnitude at 888-786-7774 or visit
http://www.magnitude.com.

       This press release contains forward-looking statements that, if not
     verifiable historical fact, may be viewed as forward-looking statements
     that could predict future events or outcomes with respect to Magnitude
      Information Systems, Inc., and its business. The predictions embodied
          in these statements will involve risks and uncertainties and
      accordingly, Magnitude Information Systems' actual results may differ
           significantly from the results discussed or implied in such
                           forward-looking statements.