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From: sweetcdn@aol.com (SweetCdn)
Subject: Re: $ =>GBP
Date: 1996/02/16
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In article <4fvv80$qjm@whitbeck.ncl.ac.uk>, Andy Holden
<A.B.Holden@ncl.ac.uk> writes:

> To get a � (U.K. Pound sign) hold down Alt and type 156, then release 
>Alt. But don't expect it to stay as a pound sign if you send it by e-mail

>or post it in a newsgroup (it might, but it might not).
>
> Andy.

Hey Andy, or anyone else who knows the answer. Does anyone out there have
a list of the ALT number sequences and what they produce? Would love to
have them.

I know ALT/21 is �, for Section. And ALT/155 is for �, and in cents. If
anyone has a list, could they please post it?

Thanks in advance.

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