Justin,
Not a fix, just a "work-around"
vi a file and place your pound sign in it.
Then, while in Pine, ^R to "read file" and type in your
path to /wherever/pound.file
That is what I do with ¢ (/home/rickdman/cents).
And maybe, from the bash command line:
rickdman # echo "this is 25`cat cents`"
this is 25¢
rickdman #
Just 'cause I can't remember "all them codes"(tm).
Have fun,
Rick
On Tue, 14 Apr 1998, Sharpes International wrote:
> Sharpes International wrote:
> >
> > I'm having difficulty in entering / displaying the British pound symbol.
> > I either get a beep or a cross hatch depending on the terminal type when
> > I enter the pound sign. The system was set up with a UK keyboard
> > specified. Help please.
> >
> > Justin.
>
>
> I do not have a problem with vi or vim the pound sign seems to work
> correctly.
> It does not work from the bash command line or from within PINE. The
> PINE e-mail
> program is where I really need it to work.
>
> Justin.
>
>
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