From: Kent Karlsson (kentk@cs.chalmers.se)
Date: Mon Apr 03 2006 - 05:40:13 CST
Antoine Leca wrote:
> And I guess you might have a similar negociation with the Spanish
> subsidiaries, this time with the native arguing that you MUST use U+00BA
> U+0043 for Celsius measures (I know the international symbol is plain C),
A plain C stands for the unit coulomb, defined as A·s. Therefore the
Celcius unit is written with a degree symbol (°C); though Kelvin is not,
that is written with just a plain K (don't use the KELVIN SYMBOL character,
there is no reason to, nor to use the DEGREE CELCIUS character).
/kent k
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