EURO symbol print problem

Hello ,
When i am trying to print EURO Symbol in SAP SCript , it is being replaced with # symbol and giving error in 4.6C version.
If anyone is having Idea on this please help me .
Thanks ,

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How to Print Euro Currency Symbol
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? usually creeps in when encoding decoding bytes with an encoding not capable to encode decode a given character,
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Looks you have did some mistake somewhere. For me when i checked it is not giving any error. Just check whether you are getting the error for the same or for any other characters you have mentioned
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I was also facing the same problem while printing the Euro symbol.
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