[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The cedi sign should be of the size of the dollar sign ($) or the euro sign
> (EUR). The site you provided is using the cent sign. The Ghana web site uses a
> better version of the cent sign for the cedi. See
> http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/economy/market.prices.php.
That web site shows a small cent sign when I view it, not a large one. I.e, see attached image. It just uses the "cent sign" character. The size will depend on your font.
Rick
Unfortunately in case of any proposed characters, web-sites can be used as evidence only in a very limited way.
If a character doesn't exist in Unicode, it can only be used as image or via special font, therefore, unless a document is found that uses an image or special font, the web can only show a fallback representation. So what we learn from this site, is -unsurprisingly- that the cent sign can be used as a fallback.
A./
