Many thanks, Dave for your response!
Yes it would seem that pasting a £ symbol into the form would be a good
workaround.
I plan to use PF to create/print invoices from a handheld - so that's why the
concern over the currency symbol. If, (in creating the print script) the field
is NOT formatted to 'currency' and a £ symbol pasted in as a text string before
it, this should produce the desired effect, I assume?
Many thanks again


--- In pendragon-forms@yahoogroups.com, Dave Hockman-Wert <dhwert@...> wrote:
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> I can't find anything either. My sense would be that you just have to use it
as is and assume it's in pounds instead of dollars. This could work okay unless
you need the ability to discern between both dollars and pounds, i.e., you are
tracking both currencies in the same form.
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> You could also add some note in the field name that makes it clear it's pounds
instead of dollars. I just checked, and it is possible to paste a pound sign
from MS Word into a PF form. So it seems like that would be a reasonable
workaround.
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> Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 2:08:15 AM
> Subject: [pendragon-forms] Replacing the default currency $ symbol for a £
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> Does anyone have any idea how this could be achieved? I don't see any settings
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