Look at the text below. It is copied-pasted from your site and contains two $ cent-symbols.

(td ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=TOP WIDTH="20%" HEIGHT="100%" BGCOLOR="#CC0000")
(center)
(hr WIDTH="100%")¢¢(img SRC="linksnscisd2.jpg" BORDER=0 height=71 width=89)
(br)
(hr WIDTH="100%")(/center)

Hope this helps.

Niels.

Thanks Niel,
Guess I just didn't look close enough!

MaryAnn

Well,. in the code should this ¢ appear,.. but it is replaced.
The real text is & cent; without the space between the & en the c

Niels

Niels, isn't it strange how some things like that just appear? I know it wasn't put there on purpose!
I've got it fixed now and really appreciate your help with this and other questions that I have posted.

MaryAnn

My boss says it was just someone trying to put in their 2 cents. LOL
MaryAnn

HA HA HA!! That's a great one. :O)

So how did you type the cent symbols into this thread's subject line anyway??

I used the code from the 'character map'. For the ¢ sign while holding down the alt key, type 0162, then release the alt key. It also comes in handy when typing the degrees sign ° alt-0176 and fractions like ½ alt-0189.

Or you can also use a code:
&_cent;

I cannot post the code correctly, then it will show the result. So you have to delete the underscore so the &c are connected. :-)

Hope this helps.

Niels.

Thanks Niels! I figured that it would be similar to the ©

Let's test it here: ¢

Cool!