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    To display the rupee symbol in RHEL4, one must download the Rupee_Foradian font file, copy it to the /usr/share/fonts/ttf directory and change permissions, add the ttf directory as a font directory, logout and log back in, then use the Rupee_Foradian font in an application and press the tilde key to display the rupee symbol. An alternative is to use the Rupee.sh script file.

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    To display the rupee symbol in RHEL4, one must download the Rupee_Foradian font file, copy it to the /usr/share/fonts/ttf directory and change permissions, add the ttf directory as a font directory, logout and log back in, then use the Rupee_Foradian font in an application and press the tilde key to display the rupee symbol. An alternative is to use the Rupee.sh script file.

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    Rupee Sysmbol

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    To display the rupee symbol in RHEL4, one must download the Rupee_Foradian font file, copy it to the /usr/share/fonts/ttf directory and change permissions, add the ttf directory as a font directory, logout and log back in, then use the Rupee_Foradian font in an application and press the tilde key to display the rupee symbol. An alternative is to use the Rupee.sh script file.

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    RUPEE SIGN IN RHEL4

    1. Download the font 'Rupee_Foradian.ttf' 2. make the 'ttf' directory in 'fonts' folder

    # mkdir /usr/share/fonts/ttf
    3. Copy the font into 'ttf' directory and change the file permission.

    # cp Rupee_Foradian.ttf /usr/share/fonts/ttf/ # chmod 644 /usr/share/fonts/ttf/ Rupee_Foradian.ttf


    4. Make 'ttf' directory as font directory and add it

    # ttmkfdir > fonts.scale # mkfontdir


    5. logout and login again. open office writer or calc, change the font to 'Rupee_Foradian' and then press '~ ' key separately. Don't use any combination keys like 'SHIFT+~', 'CTL+~' or 'ALT+~' You can see the rupee symbol as below.

    That's all ;-)

    NOTE: You can use 'Rupee.sh' script file also

    Padhu

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