This might be of interest for the list also...
Werner
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> - reports are send to the printer with groff -Tps -me -t .... This
> gives no problem, Euro-sign is correct on the paper. We are
> perfectly happy with that.
>
> - preview of the report is with groff -Tlatin1 -me -t .... With this
> I don't get the eurosign correctly on the screen (we use putty with
> iso-8859-15 charactertabel).
>
> Now I tried groff -mlatin9 -me -t ... But "-T latin1" don't show the
> eurosign on the screen.
Aah, I misunderstood you. You are using \[Eu] or \[eu] within the
sources, and you want latin9 output faked with -Tlatin1, right?
Then do this at the very beginning of your document:
.char \[eu] \N'164'
.char \[Eu] \N'164'
.char \[vS] \N'166'
.char \[vs] \N'168'
.char \[vZ] \N'180'
.char \[vz] \N'184'
.char \[OE] \N'188'
.char \[oe] \N'189'
.char \[:Y] \N'190'
Werner
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