Re: What Character is it?
From Hanspeter 'Happl' Oberlin <hap...@mail.com>
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· 22 Aug 2001 10:58 · View full thread
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In article <3b8...@news.ntlworld.com>, stu...@bigfoot.com (Stuart Moore) wrote: >> >������������������� >> >How do you find out what exactly a particular character is? I copied and >> >pasted the line above, and I know what the copywrite symbol is. But what is >> >� ? >> This is the symbol for EURO, the new currency for Europe. >On my screen, this is showing up as > \_/ > |_| > / \ >Whereas EURO would be > _ > / ` >(=== > \_, That's the normal problem between platform (windows, macintosh, linux, ...) and fonts. >Stuart (in the UK, which doesn't have the Euro, and didn't think Switzerland had >either...) That's true. But we will accept Euro as we do US$, DEM and others. Greetings from Switzerland -- Gruesse aus der Schweiz Happl
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