Point (Didot; European)

Point (Didot; European) is length unit, symbol: [pt]. Definition of 1 point (Didot; European) ≡ 5⁄133 cm . Defined after 1878 as 5/133 cm ≈ 0.00037593985 m. Compared to metre, point (Didot; European) is smaller unit.

• 1 [pt] = (exactly) `5/13300` [m] = `3.75939849624060*10^-04` [m]

• 1 [m] = (exactly) `13300/5` [pt] = 2660 [pt]

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=? metre
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=? point (PostScript)
=? yard (International)
=? zoll

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..to centimetre (metric)
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..to cubit
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..to dekametre (metric)
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..to fermi
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..to finger (cloth)
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..to foot (Cape)
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..to foot (International)
..to foot, metric
..to foot, metric (long)
..to foot, metric (short)
..to foot (Sear's)
..to foot (US Survey)
..to french; charriere
..to furlong
..to hand
..to hectometre (metric)
..to inch (International)
..to kilometre (metric)
..to league (land)
..to light-day
..to light-hour
..to light-minute
..to light-second
..to light-year
..to line
..to link (Gunter's; Surveyor's)
..to link (Ramsden's; Engineer's)
..to metre (metric)
..to mickey
..to micrometre (metric)
..to micron
..to mil (Sweden and Norway)
..to mil; thou
..to mile (geographical)
..to mile (international)
..to mile (tactical or data)
..to mile (telegraph)
..to mile (US Survey)
..to millimetre (metric)
..to nail (cloth)
..to nanometre (metric)
..to nautical league
..to nautical mile (Admiralty)
..to nautical mile (international)
..to nautical mile (US pre 1954)
..to pace
..to palm
..to parsec
..to pica (PostScript)
..to picometre (old: bicron, stigma)
..to pikometre (metric)
point (Didot; European)
..to point (American, English)
..to point (PostScript)
..to point (TeX)
..to quarter
..to rod; pole; perch
..to rope
..to shaku (Japan)
..to span
..to spat
..to stick
..to twip
..to x unit; siegbahn
..to yard (International)
..to zoll

Source or more info

Pasko, Wesley Washington (1894). American dictionary of printing and bookmaking. (1894). New York: Howard Lockwood. p. 521.