If the font represents numeric zero with a slash (as in any of the examples
at http://www.k8zt.com/zero.html) they are perfectly fine for logging
purposes.
The problem arises when folks attempt to "homebrew" a slashed zero with
<alt-0216>.
73, de Hans, K0HB
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KR2Q wrote:
> While a slashed zero (Ø) may look pretty, logging software does not
> recognize Ø as a zero.
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