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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Apr 2000.
Re: "Cent" symbol

Re: "Cent" symbol

On Fri, 07 Apr 2000 12:45:58 -0400, "L. M."
<bad...@REMOVETHISANDTHISTOREPLYerols.com> wrote:

>Hi I adore this newsgroup even though I'm clueless about how you create
>your art. I love how you all diddle with each others work and how you
>all openly appreciate each others efforts, and encourage, teach, and
>tease. The fact that your tools are so limited makes it that much more
>impressive.  Here's my question: I was typing a memo for my job and
>realized I don't have a "cent" sign on my keyboard (how could I have
>lived all these years and never noticed that before?) and I was
>wondering if there is a code for creating one.  I mean, I know how to
>make a tongue sticking out using alt-0222 on my number keypad,   �   but
>I don't know if there is a code like that for the little c with a line
>through it that I call a cent sign.  Thank you in advance anyone who
>helps me, and wow I'm impressed! to all of you.  :)
>
>Laurie

Kindof off-topic, but flattery gets you everywhere... The Alt code is
0162... �

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