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From: Geoff Schaller on 26 Jan 2010 05:31
You can't.

You need to build your own font.



"Karl Faller" <k.faller_withoutthat_(a)onlinehome.de> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> knows s/o a simple way to "insert" one character into a font? - I use
> "Bookman Old Style" for quite a lot, but it has no Euro currency
> character....
>
> TIA
> Karl

From: Klaus on 26 Jan 2010 07:39
Hi Karl,

made a test in VO Editor with "Bookman Old Style" and there is the
Euro currency.
My version of "Bookman Old Style" is 2.35

regards
Klaus

On 26 Jan., 09:37, Karl Faller <k.faller_withoutth...(a)onlinehome.de>
wrote:
> Hi all,
> knows s/o a simple way to "insert" one character into a font? - I use
> "Bookman Old Style" for quite a lot, but it has no Euro currency
> character....
>
> TIA
> Karl

From: Karl Faller on 26 Jan 2010 09:53
Hi Klaus,
>made a test in VO Editor with "Bookman Old Style" and there is the
>Euro currency.
>My version of "Bookman Old Style" is 2.35
Ah, had a look, mine is 2.20 - but got the new one from son's machine
<g> - now all chars are there.

Thank you very much!
Karl
>regards
>Klaus
>
>On 26 Jan., 09:37, Karl Faller <k.faller_withoutth...(a)onlinehome.de>
>wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> knows s/o a simple way to "insert" one character into a font? - I use
>> "Bookman Old Style" for quite a lot, but it has no Euro currency
>> character....
>>
>> TIA
>> Karl
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