Non alphanumeric Symbols

Where do I find non Alphanumeric symbols for Appleworks spreadsheets, documents &etc (e.g. Symbols for "Euros" : "Pounds Sterling" : Greek : Cyrillic:
C-cedilla ??
iMAC5 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

With a non-Unicode keyboard layout selected, open the International pane of System Preferences. Check the box to show the keyboard viewer in the Input Menu, and then display it. By holding down various modifier keys and changing the font, you will see the different characters you can type in AppleWorks. AppleWorks will crash if you are typing in a word processing document with a Unicode keyboard layout set.
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