Nikki

Robespierre, I know I am going to be sorry I asked this, but when you gave directions and typed the keys needed to produce the symbols, you managed to type the sequence of keys that would produce the symbols but we see the sequence of keys itself. When I type that sequence, I get the symbol. What is your trick?

Robespierre

I represented the first symbol (the ampersand) as & so that the characters following it aren't inspected for HTML codes.

Nikki

Thank you. Logic is a wonderful thing.

CarrieAnn40

On my British Mac laptop it is just alt + 2. I had to get the book out to find that the alt key is the option key.

gracie04

€

happytourist

On Word, go to Insert, click on Symbol, scroll to Subset: Currency Symbols, click on the euro symbol, insert and close.

travelerjan

or Happy Tourist, get a Mac.

Celiaanne

€

hhildebrandt

try the old-fashioned way:

EUR

kmadsen

£ on a mac is option +3 = £

thanks ailseseat. I have been wondering for a while how people did the € and now I know.

azzure

Hmm, I'll have a go:

€

£

Yay, the ampersand/semicolon thing works! (Windows XP here.)

Iwan2go

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Iwan2go

€

happytrailstoyou

Judi, Judi, Judi: Thank you.