RE: keycode for EURO ?

Just a quick guess:

>From what i see in your mail below, you are using the character
set ISO-8859-1. In this character set, the symbol that appears
when you try to get the EUR sign is the "universal currency symbol".
If you use ISO-8859-15 instead, the EUR sign replaces exactly
this universal currency symbol. Again, from memory: In the
control center, in the language settings, there should be 
the option for ISO-8859-15. It is labelled something like
"Latin-1 plus EUR symbol". Try this, maybe it helps.

Robert

> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:kde-linux-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of hans privat
> Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 10:00 AM
> To: kde-linux
> Subject: [kde-linux] keycode for EURO ?
> 
> 
> hi,
> does anyone know, how I can get an EURO-Sign on my german keyboard ?
> what I get is this here : 
> ¤, ¢, - first character is AltGr + E and 2nd is AltGr + C
> so as anyone can see, the Cent-sign is okay, but the EURO-sign is 
> not okay.
> was now looking for that sign in the kcontrol-center, but all I 
> can see is, 
> that in the field "currency" the value is active as EURO.
> 
> another try was a comman like that :
> 
> {\bfs xmodmap -e 'keycode 26 = e E EuroSign'}
> but got an error on "bash: {bfs: command not found"
> 
> am looking forward an am hoping, that anyone in this list has an 
> idea of about 
> a solution to get the EURO-sign working
> 
> have installed kde 3.0.3 for mdk 8.2
> 
> thanks in advance
> bye hans
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