C cjkurtz Sep 28, 2000 #1 Sep 28, 2000 #1 Does anyone know why "9000"? Was it previously assigned in some greater numbering scheme? Just curious if anyone knows or knows where to get the answer.
Does anyone know why "9000"? Was it previously assigned in some greater numbering scheme? Just curious if anyone knows or knows where to get the answer.
R Rick Goodson Sep 28, 2000 #2 Sep 28, 2000 #2 Its part of the greater number scheme at ISO. Take a look at the website when you have a minute, Lots of interesting 'stuff'. http//www.iso.ch/
Its part of the greater number scheme at ISO. Take a look at the website when you have a minute, Lots of interesting 'stuff'. http//www.iso.ch/
B barb butrym Quite Involved in Discussions Oct 12, 2000 #3 Oct 12, 2000 #3 ''Cause it was the next sequential number
D David Mullins Oct 12, 2000 #5 Oct 12, 2000 #5 It was an error, it was supposed to be 10000. Reason: Quality 10K Environment 14K Safety 18K TOTAL 42K 42 being the answer to life, the universe and everything! ------------------
It was an error, it was supposed to be 10000. Reason: Quality 10K Environment 14K Safety 18K TOTAL 42K 42 being the answer to life, the universe and everything! ------------------