At least that looks more aesthetic.
Actually, prior to the 90s, cent symbols were located on keyboards but then just gradually disappeared.
One reason was the rise of computers and spreadsheets.
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Another reason was inflation, fewer prices are now in cents, so the sign became less common.
The one problem is that you wont find a cent sign on a keyboard cause thats not frequently used.
Come on, just copy it; thats the best way, really.
And in other situations, just Google cent symbol and copy it from there.
Im not joking; thats the easiest way.
Much easier than using Alt or, using Characters Map.
How to punch in a cent sign on Windows
Okay, I got you.
You dont want just to copy the cent sign and paste it.
You want to use an Alt shortcut.
Here you go:
But hey, that doesnt work if you dont have a NumPad.
But you’re free to get it even if you dont have a physical one.
fire up the Search and find the On-screen keyboard, then click Options.
Here you need toturn on the numeric key pad.
Now you’ve got the option to use your on-screen keyboard to make a cent sign.
You decide, in my opinion no.
That would be much faster.
It would be faster to find the sign on the Internet.
In my opinion, thats much more convenient than on Windows.
And that works on all keyboards.
