Units of measurements are not in accordance with International Sys

[Enrique Molinelli]

For example, kilograms in the International System is kg and the Word's
corrector and conversor units suggest "Kg." but it is not correct. "K"
(capital letter) is the absolute temperature (from Kelvin). The prefix of
kilo is "k" (small letter). It never puts the dot after the abbreviation.
The official web site of "SI" is: http://www.bipm.fr/en/si/

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[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Enrique,

You didn't provide much to go on. What version of Word,
what version of Windows? What language setting for Windows
and for the text you're proofing in Word? What are the steps
you're using to produce the result.

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For example, kilograms in the International System is kg and the Word's
corrector and conversor units suggest "Kg." but it is not correct. "K"
(capital letter) is the absolute temperature (from Kelvin). The prefix of
kilo is "k" (small letter). It never puts the dot after the abbreviation. >>