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In your first example, you put "$euro", looks like it should be: "&euro".
You have spaces in between your second example, it should be: <b>€</b>
http://classicasp.aspfaq.com/general/how-do-i-display-the-euro-symbol-8364-in-my-asp-pages.html
Apparently there can be issues:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/html/euro.html
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Sorry about the '$' sign instead of the '&'. I already changed it and it did not work. As for the second issue as to why I put spaces in this code "€", it is because THIS forum converts it to euro sign so I put spaces. However, in my actual code, i did not put spaces there and it still did not work in my case. I even put this <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />. I'm stuck in this problem.
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Put in response.write debug probes to see what currencystring ends up looking like, or view the page source your asp code creates over in the browser
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By the way, Im trying to display the euro sign in a pdf file. In a normal ASP/html page, it shows normally but in a pdf format it wont. So basically that is my problem right now, how to print a euro sign in pdf.
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Originally Posted by xerexie
By the way, Im trying to display the euro sign in a pdf file. In a normal ASP/html page, it shows normally but in a pdf format it wont. So basically that is my problem right now, how to print a euro sign in pdf.
Dude. HTML pages and PDF files are not the same thing.
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Originally Posted by Ronster
Dude. HTML pages and PDF files are not the same thing.
Yes, I just realized that awhile ago. But surely there is a way how to display it in a pdf file. I just don't know how. And I'd gladly appreciate a help from experts.
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Originally Posted by xerexie
Yes, I just realized that awhile ago. But surely there is a way how to display it in a pdf file. I just don't know how. And I'd gladly appreciate a help from experts.
My POINT, is that you are in a CLASSIC ASP forum, and said nothing about pdf files in your original post. Being precise in your questions really help. I have no idea how to do it in a pdf file.