Re: Currency symbols (Re: I hate to say...)

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From: Jim Henry
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 1986 01:28

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The notion that a US dollar symbol is distinct from an Australian dollar
based on the number of vertical strokes is interesting.  However, I don't
ever recall seeing a type font that had both styles and a good many use
the "Australian" version.  This may be some interesting history but I'm
afraid there is no working distinction anymore, at least in the United
States.

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Subject: Re: Currency symbols (Re: I hate to say...)
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