Entering the Euro sign € on a German keyboard (but US English Windows XP) gives the U+00AC character but Euro is U+20AC. It works on German Windows XP, though. Both systems had German language activated, since other German special characters like äöü work.
Rendering of the trademark character is turned by 90° (Font: Arial Unicode MS).
Both of these bugs are not present in other editors like Notepad.
Cheers
AndiDog
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Entering the Euro sign € on a German keyboard (but US English Windows XP) gives the U+00AC character but Euro is U+20AC. It works on German Windows XP, though. Both systems had German language activated, since other German special characters like äöü work.
Rendering of the trademark character is turned by 90° (Font: Arial Unicode MS).
Both of these bugs are not present in other editors like Notepad.
Cheers
AndiDog