>>>>> "Stefan" == Stefan Persson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stefan> m€ and m$ would be millieuros and millidollars. How could Stefan> anyone need anything like that? On this side of the pond, fuel prices per gallon are quoted in m$; I presume they quote m$ per Litre in CA, though it has been long enough that I cannot be sure what I remember about ON stations.... Presorted bulk mail in the states is priced such that the per-item rates are not integral cents; you can even buy stamps at rates like 14.xxx ¢. I could see people discussing those using m$ or even µ$. However, the specific places *I* used m$ were in micropayment discussions. Stefan> And why use c$ and c€, wouldn't ¢ be just as good? You'll not I didn’t use centi. -JimC
