Again the Euro symbol and now Login/Logout Logs

[Bruno Alexandre]

Hi guys,

I really need to get this information because I can't find anything in
Microsoft website :-(

Here in Europe we use Euro as currency, but Windows 2000 Server does

not have this symbol on it, so every ASP pages hosted in this machine does
not present the right currency symbol for all the european pages. What can I
do to Update this situation, is there any update/fix somewhere?
Windows 2003 Server already have the Euro symbol, so I never worry
about that pages, but from the windows 2000 server machine, I get a lot of
complains.

How can I manage to know the Date and Time for each user/machine that

he/she logs IN or logs OUT? is there any cheap way (programatically), just
to avoid buying an Access Office Control device to register every entry of
the colaborator of the company.



Thank you very much for all the information you can share.

 

[Dave]

do you have a font installed that has the euro symbol? are you using that
font? it may also depend on the users have the correct font installed, if
they don't have it they can't display it unless you send it as a graphic.

have you checked these:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;197368&Product=win20
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;242560&Product=win20
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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;275128

 

[Bruno Alexandre]

The font is Trebuchet MS and everyone using it...

check this out:

I made the same ASP page, setting the LCID to the corresponding number...
the first link is hosted into a windows 2003 server (IIS 6), the second into
a windows 2000 server (IIS 5)

http://208.21.165.173/currency.asp

http://www.filtrarte.com/_v31/currency.asp


what I need is to work with windows 2000 Server, BUT giving me the same
exact values as the windows 2003 server hosted page

 

[Dave]

this looks more like a localization issue rather than just not getting the
euro symbol. the win2k server is not just not using the euro symbol, it is
using the old DM, F, etc currency designations. since those countries
changed currency after win2k came out there must be something that needs to
be updated to tell win2k what their new currency format should be.