euro key

Jun 24, 2010 29 Replies

on my keyboard on the number 4 key as well as a dollar sign there is a euro sign,which combination of keys do i press for this symbol,many thx


bob gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

AltGr is usually to the right of the space bar.

Ctrl - Alt - 4 works on my keyboard

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Vortex7 gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

Doesn't here.

Forgot to say AltGr - 4 works as well for m? as well

Weird....but I won't be losing any sleep on it.

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Dell XPS M1530 running Windows Vista 32 bit.

option-2 works here.

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alt gr and 4 together

That displays as a universal currency symbol here, not a euro symbol.

A bit like a sputnik, small 'o' with diagonal line in each corner.

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AltGr, then 'o', then 'x'.

Windows users need not apply I suspect, VT220 keyboard anyone?

Tim Streater gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

Yer charset's fooked. Works fine here.

AltGr + O (letter)

Not convinced, it *does* show as a euro now you've quoted it, but in Tim's original there was no characterset or encoding specified, so leaving each client to guess how to interpret the 8bit data ...

Andy Burns gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

Ah. Your defaults are fooked, then.

Looks like TB's set for ISO-8859-1 for everything, never mind.

That's innaresting. This is MT-NewsWatcher 3.5.3b3. I thought I'd set it to send posts as UTF-8 but perhaps I need to send an additional header to make that plain.

Hmmmm does this help ?

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