. If you use Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0, you might need to add Microsoft euro currency support to your system.Microsoft Access 2000 provides full support for displaying, entering, and printing the euro currency symbol . If you use Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0, you might need to add Microsoft euro currency support to your system.
Typing the euro currency symbol To enter the euro currency symbol , use the following keys:
| Press | On |
|---|---|
| ALT+0128 (numeric pad) | U.S. keyboards |
| ALTGR+E | European keyboards |
| ALTGR+epsilon | Greek keyboards |
| ALTGR+5 | Greek Latin and U.S.-International keyboards |
| ALT+0136 (numeric pad) | Cyrillic keyboards |
Displaying the euro currency symbol The fonts you need to display the euro currency symbol are installed when you install Access. Fonts that can display the euro currency symbol are as follows:
| Operating system | Fonts |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98 | Arial, Courier, Tahoma, Times |
| Microsoft Windows NT or Windows 2000 | Arial, Courier, Lucida Console, MS Sans Serif, Tahoma, Times |
Printing the euro currency symbol If your printer does not have the euro currency symbol in any of its resident fonts, a box will be printed instead of the euro currency symbol. Contact your printer vendor to find out how to get updated printer fonts that include the euro currency symbol.