I found this handy utility that checks to see if the printer supports printing it:

http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/wpdos/europrint.html


>>>The euro symbol is a lower case 'c' with two horizontal lines through it (so that it resembles an 'e').
>>>This webpage is informative and shows a picture of the euro symbol:
>>>http://www.euro.gov.uk/home.asp
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>>I can type it anytime - using the Serbian/Croatian/Slovenian keyboard driver (which are identical, but have separate codes :), right-alt+e: €.
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>right alt + e brings up my edit menu. I am sure there is a right alt + four digit code for the euro symbo (right alt + 0248 gives you ø - a letter in the norwegian aphabeth).
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>>>I don't know is Spain is using the euro or not (i don't even know is spain is a member of EU)
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>>How many years are you here? Or have I confused you for someone else?
>How many years I have been in the states or on UT?
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>Einar