Re: Linux and the "Euro" symbol?

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>> You can get a PostScript Euro font from Adobe's site. You can use this
>> in X-programs, TeX and anything else that has a postscript rasterizer.
>> What do you mean when you say "does Linux support Euro"? If you were
>> planning on making a donation I'm sure they'l accept any currency.
>> Immanuel
>
>Maybe he meant how to type in Euro symbol, ie. kb scan and/or
>ascii code for euro symbol?

I haven't seen the euro symbol yet, but am curious. Can someone
send a URL of a GIF or something that shows it? Thanks...

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