I really wonder. They are metric but they use a non-metric paper size. Nobody put a gun to their head and forced them to trade in A4 for 11 inch paper. Why did they do it? There was an era where people had to use non-metric paper, when the dot matrix printer and endless paper ruled. That is a thing of the past.
Han ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris KEENAN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "U.S. Metric Association" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, 2003-08-18 9:16 Subject: [USMA:26668] Re: NewScientist.com > On 2003 Aug 18 Monday 00:07, Michael-O wrote: > > just read some atricles. > > > > 100 % metric!! > > New Scientist has always (since I first remember it in the 70s) been SI - it > is British! > > They used to be in A4 format, but changed to the US size some years ago. > > -- > Chris KEENAN > UK Metric Association > www.metric.org.uk > >
