[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >> Expanding on my message. >> >> My point is that there are two definitions of Kilobytes. In one a >> Kilobyte=1000bytes, in the other a Kilobyte=1054bytes and this dichotomy >> is used to cheat people. >> > > REPLY > Sorry to disagree but since the late sixties when I first learned computer > terminology it was understood that one kilobyte of memory was in fact 1024 > bytes. It was the closest thing to 1000 consistent with a number divisible > I took that as a typo. Norm knows better.
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