On Wed, 20 Aug 1997, Alan Daniels wrote:

Hi Alan,

> What I need is this:
>   * The country name.
>   * The name of the currency, single version.
>   * The name of the currency, plural version.
>   * The symbol to use for the currency.
>   * What to use for the thousands separator.
>   * What to use for the decimal separator.
>   * How many decimal places are shown, typically.
> 
> As an example, here's one for the USA:
>   * Country = "United States".
>   * Single name = "Dollar".
>   * Plural name = "Dollars".
>   * Symbol = "$".
>   * Thousands separator: Comma.
>   * Decimal separator: Period.
>   * Number of places: 2.
>   * An example: "$ 1,234.56"

============== Info for Holland ===========

>   * Country = "Nederland".        (Or even "Holland".)
>   * Single name = "Gulden".
>   * Plural name = "Guldens".
>   * Symbol = "". ( I'm *not* sure about this one :( a "f" italicized OR
    the abbrev. "FL." OR the abbrev. "Fl."
    (And I don't have it on my US-101-keyboard.. ;-))
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    Common-used coins and such : 

    Fl. 0,01 = 1 cent (isn't used anymore in practice (!!)..)
    Fl. 0,05 = 1 stuiver 
    Fl. 0,10 = 1 dubbeltje
    Fl. 0,25 = 1 kwartje
    Fl. 2,50 = 1 rijksdaalder

 (Quite confusing, isn't it ? :-)
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>   * Thousands separator: Period. 
>   * Decimal separator: Comma.
>   * Number of places: 2.
>   * An example: "Fl. 1.234,56"

 Greetings, Albert.         (Email: humo@pi.net)