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Anonymous
July 20, 2010
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How to put "€" euro-character in text?

  • July 20, 2010
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How can I put € (a euro character) in a premiere textfield?

a $ and £ is no problem

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      Correct answer

      Try ALT + 0128

      You must use the Numeric keypad to type it.

      You might want to check the Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map for more details. It should give you the key MAPPING for your particular kind of keyboard.

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      tone39979954
      Participating Frequently
      October 31, 2019

      Dear Valter_Vilar, do you really type ALT + 0128 every time you need to make this symbol? 
      I tried setting a keyboard shortcut for it in Illustrator CC (WIndows) but if I try to insert the symbol to set it it just enters the "V"since I can only paste it in like that. Simply put It looks like there is no alternative way for me to type the € symbol.

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      giakalp
      Participant
      December 2, 2019

      They didn't apply to me either but i found this works! 

      1. Copy the euro symbol from google 

      2. Go to type 

      3. Alt + E 

      4.There must be a window now with actions , press paste.

       

       

      Boehlee
      Boehlee
      Participant
      February 7, 2018

      perfect, hoe kom je er weer achter geweldig

      Harm_Millaard
      Harm_Millaard
      Inspiring
      July 20, 2010

      You mean €?

      CTRL+ALT+5

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      Anonymous
      July 20, 2010

      Sorry Harm, but CTRL+ALT+5 does not work (on my azerty keyboard)

      for a € I use the ALT GR+E

      the moment I use CTRL, the textfield changes from inputting text to selecting the border of the textfield

      and CTRL+ALT+5 gives no result (nor any other number)

      I use CS5 english version

      what do you do with a querty to type €?

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      Anonymous
      July 20, 2010

      Try ALT + 0128

      You must use the Numeric keypad to type it.

      You might want to check the Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map for more details. It should give you the key MAPPING for your particular kind of keyboard.


      Thanks Valter

      ALT+0128 works

      I found also more input on

      http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/excel-help/how-to-type-the-euro-sign-HP005275408.aspx

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