Re: French Franc

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From: pleader
Date: Tue, 04 Jun 2002 15:15

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I could be wrong (living as I do on the other side of the world) but I recall having seen fonts with "fr" as a single glyph, which is meant to represent franc, but is otherwise no different from an "f" and an "r" put together. 

Regards,
 Victor Lee.

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