L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen Jan 29, 2008:

To rkillings: I suppose we will never know. Like other questions that remain open for ever...

rkillings Jan 28, 2008:

So what was it that nobody came close to? Do tell or risk being shunned.:-(

L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen Jan 28, 2008:

Thanks. But... how are you translating it?

rkillings Jan 25, 2008:

Are you sure those characters are letter o's, not zeroes or subscripts?

L.J.Wessel van Leeuwen Jan 24, 2008:

Gregory, read my answer and the note, and comment I made to a peer.

Gregory Flanders Jan 24, 2008:

FWIW, a google search for "prix po" turned up a lot of hits with pdf files -- apparently it is a term used in accounting. On the other hand, I wasn't able to find anything with "prix fo".

Rod Nelson (asker) Jan 23, 2008:

The document is from France; the term appears in the "Prix" section of the contract. No prices are given, however. Prices are "fermes". That's the context.

Sheila Wilson Jan 23, 2008:

I'm sure you can give us more context than 'a contract'. For a start, what type of contract? Where in the contract does it appear? Normally there are sections to a contract. What was the text before and after? Are prices/prizes mentioned elsewhere?