> It's actually ASCII 162, at least in the ISO-8955 Latin-1 Character set
> (don't quote me on that ISO number). I'm not even sure you can insert a
> char via its numeric representation under vim (although I'd be happy to
> stand corrected). You can quote the next char, but that's not quite the
> same thing (unless the ALT-nnn MS-DOS trick works under Linux too).
>
> >Thanks for any and all help.
>
> At the worst, you could
>
> $ perl -e 'print chr(162)' >~/cent.ch
>
> and then open up your file in vim, read in this file, and then cut it to
> a named buffer, something like:
>
> :r~/.cent.ch
> "cd (um, double quote cee dee space)
>
> And then when you need to insert it use "cp
Great! If anyone has a easier way, I'm all for it, but this works, and that
will help alot!!
Thanks!
-Michael
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