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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    ah - so the file name won't count either... darn...

    I hadn't thought of that, Steve!

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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Only took me 20 minutes and a magnifying glass! In my (and my old weary eyes) defence the $ is more an S with very slight lines. I even thought it may be that members using $ currencies could find it quicker as they were more aquainted with the symbol but we're all from the UK here apart from Su so this doesn't hold water.
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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    ...Well I found Steve's 2nd one quite quickly.. It was finding the first I had a bit of trouble with, but then I always struggle finding the dollars..

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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Well, Egg.
    No defence is required. It takes as long as it takes.
    It's a bit of fun.

    Steve: You should have no problems finding dollars in Australia!
    Am I right, that there is no symbol for the Australian Dollar?

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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    It took me forever to find it and I'm still not convinced that I did. For a long time I thought it might be a trick question and the $ was the blue one. Finally I found one that slightly resembled a $ more than did an S with serifs. So in light of this I am forwarding my eye doctor bill to Mr. Whatshisname.
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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Ok ... I thought it was a trick question too and that it was the blue one, I then just quickly checked the rest to see if there was another and didn't find one. So scratch my original time. I did find the other one once I realised this, but it took way longer than 30 seconds. You would think I'd be used to seeing the dollar sign by now.

    Rik: I hadn't noticed a lack of $ symbols in Australia for the dollar. AFAIK it's the same as for here, in New Zealand, and of course the US. Although you do see them written as AUS$ (plus variations of) and NZ$ as well sometimes. Unless I've misunderstood your question.

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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    That makes me feel a little better Su. Thanks
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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Quote Originally Posted by Rik View Post
    Am I right, that there is no symbol for the Australian Dollar?
    The symbol for the Australian dollar is $

    But I mean't I have trouble finding the dollars (to pay the bills)

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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Quote Originally Posted by sledger View Post
    The symbol for the Australian dollar is $

    But I meant I have trouble finding the dollars (to pay the bills)
    I don't have any Australian notes, but when I looked on-line, I couldn't find any with any $ symbols on the notes.
    Hence my question/query.
    Have I been looking at the wrong notes?

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    Default Re: A Trivial Puzzle - March 2013

    Quote Originally Posted by Rik View Post
    I don't have any Australian notes, but when I looked on-line, I couldn't find any with any $ symbols on the notes.
    Actually, neither do American, Canadian or New Zealand notes.
    None-the-less, the symbol is still the $

 

 

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