John wrote: > But the user should not have to use a less familiar unit of measurement.
For the majority of the world --- which means _every_ country but the united states --- the inch is the unknown and much less familiar unit of measurement. [Wondering if South African law still classifies use of the imperial system as aiding and betting terrorism.] >How hard could it be to add some decimal places? The issue is one of correctly translating the unit measurements to the internal representation. More than two decimal places adds noise, rather than signal. xan jonathon -- Does your Office Suite conform to ISO Standards?
