Louis: Your euro symbols are coming through as generic currency symbols (circle with four points). (See your message, below.)
This is somewhat strange, considering that you're using ISO-8859-1 encoding. Using the same encoding, I've had the euro come through successfully. Very strange. Euro: � Generic: � Dollar: $ Pound: -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Louis JOURDAN Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 11:49 To: U.S. Metric Association Subject: [USMA:17483] Re: Petrol/gasoline costs At 12:04 -0500 02/01/19, kilopascal wrote: >2002-01-19 > >Can you guys who live in the EU tell us the average price of a litre >of petrol/gasoline, for the different grades, in your area in >Euros? It will be interesting to see the differences. Today in France at supermarkets (highways service stations may be 10 to 20% higher) : eurosuper (95 SAE grade) : 0,92 �/l super (98 SAE) : 0,96 �/l non-lead-free super (still some old-timers use it) : 1,05 �/l diesel : 0,77 �/l LPG : 0,45 �/l >Are all pumps now pricing in Euros? Yes. Indeed they were already pricing in euros only since last December. About euros, I made a short survey this morning at the open-air market : I did not hear any person speaking in francs... Louis
