Actually, while it's quite probable that the sign won't be used by any other
currency, I believe there would be no way to prevent that. Cf. the usage of
$ all over the world. I believe, other nations using a rupee _could_ adopt
it.
Having all that said, I don't believe though, as all recent movemen
Thanks all for responding. Of course it was my mistake to forget that
there are other countries using the Rupee currency. Maybe the new
character will be named the INDIAN RUPEE SIGN to underline the fact that
this sign is only for India.
--
Shriramana Sharma
"Alex Plantema" wrote:
> Other countries have a currency named rupee as well. They keep using 20A8.
And this is exactly what the Indian governement wants to avoid: a
confusion about which currency 20A8 represents. They want a unique
character that will ONLY be interpreted as the INDIAN Rupee. And
Op wo 28 juli 2010 11:22 schreef Shriramana Sharma:
> This is a somewhat late mail and please forgive me if this question has
> already been asked but there are too many hits for 20A8 Rupee when
> searching through the lists. Isn't it possible to just change the glyph
> of 20A8? To my knowledge, f
On 28/07/10 10:22, Shriramana Sharma wrote:
This is a somewhat late mail and please forgive me if this question
has already been asked but there are too many hits for 20A8 Rupee when
searching through the lists. Isn't it possible to just change the
glyph of 20A8? To my knowledge, few people act
Shriramana Sharma said on Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 02:52:46PM +0530,:
> This is a somewhat late mail and please forgive me if this question
> has already been asked but there are too many hits for 20A8 Rupee
> when searching through the lists. Isn't it possible to just change
> the glyph of 20A8?
This is a somewhat late mail and please forgive me if this question has
already been asked but there are too many hits for 20A8 Rupee when
searching through the lists. Isn't it possible to just change the glyph
of 20A8? To my knowledge, few people actually use 20A8 to display the
existing repre
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