> 1024 unless you're talking about the listed capacity of a harddrive, > then it's 1000 (The HDD manufacturers do this specifically to make their > drives look bigger than they actually are).
This is also done by many of us, just for simplicity. Heck, 1000 is more "metric system" than 1024, anyway - 1024 sounds like the number of yards in a mile or something (yes, I do know its not 1024 yards in a mile - <g>). Fred
