>BS>       In English it's "liter",
 >
 > Not in all forms of English. It was litre and metre when I was in NZ 25
 > years ago, and it's litre/metre here in Oz.


      In Canada, I see it used interchangeably.

 >
 >BS> in French it's "litre".  Since the metric
 >BS> system originated in France, I suspect that "litre"
is more correct.
 >
 >BS>       But, other than a reason to argue, does it really matter?
 >
 >
 > In this country at least, a meter is a device with a dial, not a measure
 > of distance, although that meter may display a distance measurement.

      Same here, also.

 >
 > We have another language/comprehension issue.
 >
 > The joys of international communications.....


      





                       .....Bob

--- GEcho/32 & IM 2.50