Hi Eric, Just to note again:
On Tue, 17 Oct 2006, Eric Lowe wrote: This: > o An optional 'b' character, which will express the result > as radix-2 rather than radix-10 (radix 2 uses 1024^N > whereas the default of radix 10 uses 1000^N to convert > the number). is at odds with: > 'K' : use the SI unit of kilo. > 'M' : use the SI unit of mega. > 'G' : use the SI unit of giga. > 'P' : use the SI unit of peta. > 'T' : use the SI unit of tera. > 'E' : use the SI unit of exa. --paulj
