Euro symbol on sapscript

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Euro on sapscript. plz advise..
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I obtain the symbol euro in my sapscript form,
I only add the next code in the editor of sapscript:
<156>
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the field CPCHARNO is the corresponding for 156.
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believe me!
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Cause
This can vary depending on the device type used to create the spool and whether the system is Unicode or non-Unicode. The problem is because the characters are not supported in the system character set or the character set of the device type.
Resolution
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