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| User | Thread poster: Tamara Zahran How to type the Euro sign on my keyboard |
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Tamara Zahran 
Saudi Arabia
Local time: 15:50
  Member (2004)
English to Arabic
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Hello all,
I have Windows XP Professional and use Labtec keyboard, English and Arabic, there is a key for the Dollar sign on my keyboard, but I would like to know if there is a way to type the Euro and Sterling Pound on such a keyboard. It's not a problem in Word, because I can always use the Symbols and assign a shortcut key for the symbols I want. But what about using these symbols in other applications or on the Internet, for example?
Thank you in advance
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PatriziaM.
Italy
Local time: 13:50
Member (2011)
English to Italian
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| | Eur on the same key of "e" | Nov 10, 2004 |
Tamara Zahran wrote:
Hello all,
I have Windows XP Professional and use Labtec keyboard, English and Arabic, there is a key for the Dollar sign on my keyboard, but I would like to know if there is a way to type the Euro and Sterling Pound on such a keyboard.
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In my keyboard (an HP keyboard) the Eur sign is on the same key of the letter "e", the Sterling Pound is on the same key of the number "3".
I hope it helps you.
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Doaa El Hefnawy
Egypt
Local time: 14:50
English to Arabic
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| | Typing the Euro and Sterling Signs | Nov 10, 2004 |
Dear Tamara,
To type the Euro sign in Windows, you press the alt key+0128. As for the Sterling pound symbol, you can type it by pressing the alt key+0163. You can have a look at this site where it lists ways to type different currency symbols:
http://www.fonts.com/fontent/fontent_home.asp?nCo=AFMT&con=fyti_currency
Please note that you have to type the 4-digit code on the numeric keypad (do not use the normal number keys) while holding down the Alt key.
There were also past discussion in the forums, such as:
http://www.proz.com/post/41613
Hope this helps.
[Edited at 2004-11-10 21:13]
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Almir Comor MITI
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Local time: 13:50
Member (2004)
English to Croatian
| | Euro and Pound signs | Nov 10, 2004 |
My keyboard has no Euro or Pound sign either, so hopefully this can help:
€ = right ALT + "E" (or, left CTRL + ALT + "E")
£ = right ALT + "L" (or, left CTRL + ALT + "L")
HTH
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Andrea Di Marco
Canada
Local time: 07:50
Member (2003)
English to German
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Go to Start then run
type CHARMAP into run and you will get all the characters than just copy and paste €
I hope this is what you meant
Andrea
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11thmuse
Australia
Local time: 22:50
Member (2003)
English to Dutch
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In Office (Word) you could make a hot key. Go to insert>symbol> make your hot key. My Euro in Word is Ctrl + Alt + 5
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SwissTell
United States
Local time: 07:50
Member
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| | a lot of good advice | Nov 10, 2004 |
to a question which I also had lingering in the back of my mind. Thank you all for so many solutions that I find myself
spoilt by such great assistance!
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Andrea Di Marco
Canada
Local time: 07:50
Member (2003)
English to German
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| | CTRL + Alt +E | Nov 10, 2004 |
Andrea Di Marco wrote:
Go to Start then run
type CHARMAP into run and you will get all the characters than just copy and paste €
I hope this is what you meant
Andrea |
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CTRL + Alt + E press altogether this is it on my keyboard.
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xxxuldis
Latvia
Local time: 14:50
English to Latvian
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| | Yes, but only within Office | Nov 10, 2004 |
while Alt+ 0128, suggested above, works also in, say, Eudora.
Uldis
Andrea Di Marco wrote:
CTRL + Alt + E press altogether this is it on my keyboard.
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Rick Henry
United States
Local time: 06:50
Italian to English
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| | Right ALT + 5... | Nov 11, 2004 |
If you use US International keyboard with dead keys you can simply do a RIGHT ALT + 5 in any application. You may need to use another keyboard layout, but in Windows 2000 and above you should be able to change the keyboard layout on the fly.
R.
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Stephen Mulraney
Poland
Local time: 13:50
Polish to English
| | Ctrl+Alt = AltGr | Nov 11, 2004 |
By the way, Control+Alt is the same as "AltGr" (or whatever the righthand "alt" key is called on your keyboard).
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Xenia Wong
United States
Local time: 06:50
Member (2004)
English to Spanish
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| | Wonderful Tips | Nov 20, 2004 |
Thanks for all these great tips. I learn something new from my colleagues every single day!
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uktechgal
United Kingdom
Local time: 12:50
English
| | How to type Euro/Pound Sterling sign on US laptop keyboard | Sep 9, 2005 |
Hello,
I am new to this site and recently moved to the UK with my US-configured IBM laptop keyboard. I am familiar with how to use the Windows international settings, Word's insert symbol and keystroke shortcuts, and the Character Map. However, I would really LOVE suggestions on how to create keyboard shortcuts that work universally to allow me to easily switch back and forth between US/UK/Euro currency symbols.
The Alt-0163 etc. shortcuts work very poorly on a laptop as there is no separate number keypad and the shortcuts don't work with the regular number keys. The Right-Alt key (as previously mentioned) launches the menu system.
Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you very much,
LL
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mtnc6pm
English
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Good day to everyone,
I also have a similar question but it is something different in a way. Well, of course many, if not, of us know the Apple sign by MacOS. Is there anyone who knows how to type it in? What is the alt + key combination?
Thanks.
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u09999
Poland
| | more complicated keyboard | Jul 1, 2011 |
It might be more complicated on my keyboard, those explanations that I have read on this websites just does not work, I have tried tto use all of them unfortunatelly I had to give up and do some research by myself and in my opinion when it does not work by pressing Alt and 5 then we have to add this sign in Windows, those programs like to add key shortcuts, otherwsie they behave unresponsivelly to those commands, they like to be programmed the way we want to use them so in this case the symbol Euro has to be saved in Windows shortcuts buttons.
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