• Mar 11th 2010
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At default, Mac Osx uses “Sfr.” as the currency symbol for swiss francs. This causes troubles because of the dot  in some applications. As Example in Billings, one of my favorite apps to do invoicing.

To change the currency symbol on Mac Os X 10.6 open a terminal and type:

defaults write .GlobalPreferences AppleICUNumberSymbols -dict 0 ‘.’ 1 ‘.’ 10 ‘,’ 8 ‘CHF’

press enter and done.


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  1. Vincent says:

    The fully correct command line would be:

    defaults write .GlobalPreferences AppleICUNumberSymbols -dict 0 ‘.’ 1 ‘’’ 10 ‘.’ 17 ‘’’ 8 ‘CHF ‘

    Best wishes,

    Vincent

  2. André says:

    cheers for that!

  3. Nick says:

    make sure to use ‘
    defaults write .GlobalPreferences AppleICUNumberSymbols -dict 0 ‘.’ 1 ”’ 10 ‘.’ 17 ”’ 8 ‘CHF ‘

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