How do I get the Euro sign in my post?

[Hans Deventer]

I normally use Alt-0128, but that does not work, I get kicked out of a message when I try that one.

[G R 'Scott' Cundiff]

€ -- I just used ALT-0128 and this is what I got. Not sure why it didn't go when you typed it.

[Hans Deventer]

€ -- I just used ALT-0128 and this is what I got. Not sure why it didn't go when you typed it.

Okay, another try with IE: €

And it works.


Mmm, Firefox issue then.

[Adam Spriggs]

Looks like it's an official Firefox bug (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257478). If you feel strongly about it, you can create a Bugzilla account and cast your vote for it.

[Hans Deventer]

Looks like it's an official Firefox bug (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=257478). If you feel strongly about it, you can create a Bugzilla account and cast your vote for it.

Seems like the bug has been known for a long time already. I don't think my single vote will cause a big stir :basic04

[G R 'Scott' Cundiff]

Okay, another try with IE: €

And it works.


Mmm, Firefox issue then.

I am using firefox...€
€€€
Works for me!

[Hans Deventer]

I am using firefox...€
€€€
Works for me!

Strange. The bug report Adam referred to is real.

What version are you using, Scott? I have 1.5.0.4

[G R 'Scott' Cundiff]

Strange. The bug report Adam referred to is real.

What version are you using, Scott? I have 1.5.0.4

Mine says I am using the same version. Maybe it is a keyboard thing.

[Adam Spriggs]

I voted for it, FWIW.

Still doesn't work even if all of my extensions are disabled.

[Carsten Schermuly]

Does that mean the wrong money we got a few years ago?

Should the mean, the wrong money is not relly wrong, it were legal?
I wonder about,
because the coins do not sound like money, they do sound like stones.

If so,

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Euro sign
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_sign
The euro is represented in the Unicode character set with the character name EURO SIGN and the code position U+20AC (decimal 8364) as well as in updated versions of the traditional Latin character set encodings.[2] In HTML "€" can also be used. The HTML entity was only introduced with HTML 4.0; shortly after the introduction of the euro, many browsers were unable to render it.


How To

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Keyboarding the euro sign
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboarding_the_euro_sign

[Carsten Schermuly]

I normally use Alt-0128, but that does not work, I get kicked out of a message when I try that one.Alt-0128 generates the ASCII sign no. 128. This is Microsoft standard and works only for Microsoft programs, making ASCII no. 128 visible (in common with charset windows-1525). In case, it will be shown correctly under other configurations, does this happen only by luck (correctly seen were it a bug) and not because it is wanted.

I add next line the ASCII no. 128 as UTF-8 sign, with spaces => & # 1 2 8 ;
€
A browser, will show between this last lines an Euro - sign does make a mistake, is that right?

[Randy Wise]

It's easy with OSX. atl-shift-2 =€

Randy