Euro-sign

Euro-sign

[Johannes Werner]

Hello,
what i have to do, to get the euro into my document? Is there any 
documentation ? (surely i'm not the first with this question, but i 
cannot find something)
I tried "\euro", but nothing happened.
mfg, Johannes Werner

Re: Euro-sign

[Peter Münster]

On Mon, 21 Feb 2005, Johannes Werner wrote:

> what i have to do, to get the euro into my document? Is there any 
> documentation ? (surely i'm not the first with this question, but i 
> cannot find something)
> I tried "\euro", but nothing happened.
> mfg, Johannes Werner

\texteuro
But \euro works here too:
ConTeXt  ver: 2005.01.31  fmt: 2005.2.17  int: english  mes: english

See also http://contextgarden.net/ISO-8859-15 or try UTF encoding.

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Re: Euro-sign - problem solved

[Johannes Werner]

need no help anymore - it was a configuration problem

Johannes Werner wrote:

> Hello,
> what i have to do, to get the euro into my document? Is there any 
> documentation ? (surely i'm not the first with this question, but i 
> cannot find something)
> I tried "\euro", but nothing happened.
> mfg, Johannes Werner
>
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numbering lines

[Ciro A. Soto]

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is there a quick way to generate the number of each line
in the margin of the page?

thank you

ciro

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Re: numbering lines

[Thomas A.Schmitz]

\setuplinenumbering[step=5,location=inmargin]

\startlinenumbering

[and don't forget the \stoplinenumbering at the end, or ConTeXt will 
complain]

Best

Thomas

On Feb 21, 2005, at 8:49 PM, Ciro A. Soto wrote:

> is there a quick way to generate the number of each line
> in the margin of the page?
>
> thank you
>
> ciro
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Re: Euro-sign

[Hans Hagen]

Johannes Werner wrote:
> Hello,
> what i have to do, to get the euro into my document? Is there any 
> documentation ? (surely i'm not the first with this question, but i 
> cannot find something)
> I tried "\euro", but nothing happened.
> mfg, Johannes Werner

\usesymbolset[eur]

now you have \texteuro as well as \symbol[euro] and even \euro

often \texteuro is present in the encoding vector

Hans

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Re: Euro-sign

[Johannes Werner]

\usesymbolset[eur] is an undefined control sequence for my system (tetex 
2.0.2 with now proper setup context), but \texteuro and \euro work. (is 
this the meaning of "present in the encoding vector"? i'm a context newbe)

Hans Hagen wrote:

> Johannes Werner wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> what i have to do, to get the euro into my document? Is there any 
>> documentation ? (surely i'm not the first with this question, but i 
>> cannot find something)
>> I tried "\euro", but nothing happened.
>> mfg, Johannes Werner
>
>
> \usesymbolset[eur]
>
> now you have \texteuro as well as \symbol[euro] and even \euro
>
> often \texteuro is present in the encoding vector
>
> Hans

Re: Euro-sign

[Patrick Gundlach]

Johannes Werner <jowe3659@tiscali.de> writes:

> \usesymbolset[eur] is an undefined control sequence

try \usesymbols, but on my system it is looking for some fonts not
available. Perhaps the adobe euro font?

Patrick

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