The Euro symbol is the character used to depict the single currency of the European Union. Beginning with Windows 95, Microsoft provided several means for users to type or insert a Euro symbol. These methods apply to Microsoft Office applications as well, such as Microsoft Outlook. You can use a character code to type the Euro symbol in an Outlook message or insert it from the Symbols menu.
Use the Euro Character Code
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Step 1
Place your cursor in the Outlook message or form where you want to type a Euro symbol.
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Step 2
Press and hold the "Alt" key.
Step 3
Type "0128" using the numeric keypad on the right side of your keyboard. The character code will not work using the number keys on the top of a keyboard.
Step 4
Release the "Alt" key.
Insert the Euro Symbol
Step 1
Place your cursor in the Outlook message or form where you want to type a Euro symbol.
Step 2
Go to the "Insert" menu or tab.
Step 3
Click on "Symbol" to open the "Symbol" dialog box.
Step 4
Select "Times New Roman" in the "Font" list. Scroll down the list of symbols until you find the Euro symbol.
Step 5
Click on the symbol. Click "Insert" and close the dialog box.