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To insert a euro character: | To insert a euro character: | ||
| − | # From the main menu, choose | + | # From the main menu, choose {{menu|Insert|Special Character}}. |
# Select '''Currency Symbols''' in the '''Subset''' field at the top of the dialog. | # Select '''Currency Symbols''' in the '''Subset''' field at the top of the dialog. | ||
| − | # The | + | # The Euro character (€) should appear as U+20AC. It may not be available in all fonts. |
| − | # Click on the | + | # Click on the Euro character (€). |
| − | # Click | + | # Click {{button|OK}} to insert. |
| − | {{Win|In Microsoft Windows, you can also type | + | {{Win|In Microsoft Windows, you can also type {{key|Alt|0128}} to quickly insert the Euro character}} |
<section end=answer/> | <section end=answer/> | ||
[[Category:Documentation/FAQ/Writer/FormattingText]] | [[Category:Documentation/FAQ/Writer/FormattingText]] | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 23 July 2022
How do I insert a 'euro' character?
To insert a euro character:
- From the main menu, choose Insert → Special Character.
- Select Currency Symbols in the Subset field at the top of the dialog.
- The Euro character (€) should appear as U+20AC. It may not be available in all fonts.
- Click on the Euro character (€).
- Click OK to insert.
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In Microsoft Windows, you can also type Alt + 0128 to quickly insert the Euro character |
