my turn

wait a minute, it did work!

Penny P

When I try it it just types out €
see? What am I doing wrong?

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ill

&euro

illplay

wheeeeeeeee
&euro &euro &euro &euro
&euro &euro &euro &euro

xxx

€

Penny P

EEk, what happened? When I typed it it was just what I typed on the screen, then it showed up here as €
So it depends on the receiver to translate it automatically?

XXX

€

ludite

€

mac

any ideas for mac users?

dumb

€
I did it once.
Will it work again??

justtrying

€

cd

€

xxx

If it doesn't work for you to type € on your mac, then maybe you ought to relegate it to having it for dinner with some cheese.

carolyn

It is encoding for the web. It will not look like the symbol on your computer is you type "€" until you post it on the web. It is HTML code.

And for the mac users.... it is "option t" and use the symbol font. there might be another keyboard command universally, if someone finds it, pass it on.

As noted typing & euro ; will work on any platform as long as it is viewed on the web.

Euro

&euro

euro

€

xxx

This is obviously a literacy test, and many people are failing. Add the semi-colon and go back to remedial HTML school.

Sue

On my Mac, I type option+shift+2 when I want a € in word processing or e-mail; but on Fodors I type € (which is HTML) to get € to show up in my posts. (HTML works for PCs or Macs)

monkey

€