MiKTeX

Jeff E. Lewis wrote:
> Can I get a hint on producing the Euro symbol in Plain TeX?
> 
> I have installed the eurofont and marvsym packages, but

I use the eurosym package for the font - though the instructions will be similar if you substitute the appropriate font name and use latex nfssfont to get a font table to find the euro symbol.

<snip>

\font\eurofont=feymr10 at 12pt
{\eurofont\char"65}
\bye

HTH,


David

Let me mention the site: http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html where 
you can hand draw a symbol and it will search for it.  In this case, what 
I found was \EUR with the font loaded by \usepackage{ marvosym }.  I have 
found a number of symbols on it and I recommend it.

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