That's what I get for not looking up the reference and doing it by
memory... the reference to which is ISO 4217, btw...
AP ;-}
Misha Wolf
<misha.wolf@re To: "Unicode List" <unicode@unicode.org>
uters.com> cc:
Subject: Re: Where to Add new Currency Sign?
20-12-99 11:52
Addison P. Phillips wrote:
[...]
> Also, for cross-locale (Enterprise) systems, it is becoming more common
to
> use the ISO three letter acronym for the currency (so that that same
format
> can be used in reports) like this:
>
> 1,000.00 USD -- US dollar
> 1,000.00 FFR -- French Franc
> 1,000.00 DDM -- Deutsch Mark
> 1,000.00 EUR -- Euro
You meant:
1,000.00 USD -- US dollar
1,000.00 FRF -- French Franc
1,000.00 DEM -- Deutsche Mark
1,000.00 EUR -- Euro
[I've changed "FFR" TO "FRF" and "DDM" TO "DEM"]
Regards,
Misha
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