The following expressions have been found to be accurate to within ±n.

The metric system is for sissies who are too lazy to do the math. I mean really, would you rather do:

1.2 + 4 + 13.5 + 17.5    or.....    3/64 + 5/32 + 17/32 + 11/16 ???

Think of the lack of productivity. You design a cabinet using metric measurements, and when you build it you only get one cabinet. I design a cabinet using imperial measurements and I get 5 cabinets - all different sizes no less! Talk about getting the most out of one set of measurements.

And consider how inflexible the metric system is. You have litres: we have Imperial Gallons, US (dry)Gallons, US (liquid)Gallons, Imperial Ounces, Us Ounces, Imperial Pints, US (dry)Pints, US (liquid)pints, Imperial Quarts, US (dry)Quarts, US (liquid)Quarts, Imperial Bushels, US Bushels.

You have Euros: we have US$, Canadian$, Aussie$, Kiwi$, HongKong$, Bahamian$, Fiji$, East Carribean$, Singapore$, Trinidad&Tobago$, and Taiwanese New$.

How can you stand to be so limited?

And while we're on the topic of units and conversions in TurboCad, what about the following:


- and finally -

1 trillion bulls = This posting by Randy*

Regards....Randy    (*terabull)