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In article <KGK.90Feb21175919@aruba.cs.brown.edu> kgk@cs.brown.edu (Keiji Kanazawa) writes:
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>Does anybody have a font, or otherwise know a simple method, to get
>what one might call the ``twin line left hand-side'' version of the
>number class symbols, i.e., the ones that looks like
Robert Messer had an article in the TUGboat (Vol. 9 No. 1, April 1988)
about doing this.  He placed vertical rules at certain places on the
various letters to get the desired effects.

BTW, the TeX Users Group has lots of good information about TeX.  The cost
to join is only $35 (a mere $25 for students).  The membership fee
includes a subscription to the TUGboat---an invaluable resource for
TeX users.  So, to use the words of Knuth "Don't delay, write today!"
(pg. 483 of the TeXbook).

   TeX Users Group
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Hope that helps,
   Dan
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