From:	Michael Garoni <Michael_Garoni@****.INTERSOLV.COM>
Subject:	Re: Y=Nuyen
Date:	Mon, 7 Mar 1994 09:54:00 LCL

Ascii 157 (Decimal) will give you a symbol (At least under OS/2 Windows). On
an IBM/Compaq compatible, (You need a numeric keypad for this trick) hold down
the <Alt> key and type 157 on the numeric keypad, then release the <Alt> key.
This should give you the appropriate symbol. (Can't guarantee it - two separate
tables gave me different ANSI codes for it and I actually found it by
experimenting).

Obi Wan
:]'Lo all,

:] Ok..kinda stupid but kinda good... Several people have made up
:]excuses for leaving out a Y for nuyen. It's been buggin' me ever since.I'm
:]not to sure on the IBM keyboards but on the Mac, if you hold down the
:]'option' key and press 'y' you get a 'Y' this is a bout as close as we'll
:]ever get isn't it?