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 12/03/2005 05:32:07 PM · #1
Does anyone know how to make the copyright symbol, I've been tryin out Atl combos wih the numbers but haven't been successfull.
 12/03/2005 05:34:13 PM · #2
Hold down the ALT key and type 0169 on the numeric keypad (the on to the side of the keyboard, not across top). Num Lock must be on.
 12/03/2005 05:35:09 PM · #3
In what program? Many programs have a "special symbols" section to put stuff like that in.

In Microsoft word you just type (c) and it will autocorrect it for you. Worst case scenario, just copy and paste the symbol from say... the bottom of this page.
 12/03/2005 05:35:22 PM · #4
© = ALT+0169 (on the keypad) or use the Character map thingie..

Doh ;)

Message edited by author 2005-12-03 17:35:41.
 12/03/2005 05:36:27 PM · #5
0169, alright. Thanks guys I appreciate it.
 12/03/2005 05:41:40 PM · #6
If you are running XP click start....all programs....accessories.....system tools.....character map
 12/03/2005 05:43:35 PM · #7
Originally posted by rex:
If you are running XP click start....all programs....accessories.....system tools.....character map


Hey thats awesome, thanks a lot.
 12/03/2005 06:01:07 PM · #8
Just in case a Mac user drops by, it's Option-g there.
 12/03/2005 06:01:54 PM · #9
In response to megatherian's question. It works anywhere you can type. Try it even in the reply box here. Hold down alt and type in 0169 and release. It acts as if you had the symbol right on your keyboard.
 12/03/2005 06:05:57 PM · #10
Originally posted by jadin:
In response to megatherian's question. It works anywhere you can type. Try it even in the reply box here. Hold down alt and type in 0169 and release. It acts as if you had the symbol right on your keyboard.

I think you have to type the numbers on the keypad, not the top row.
 12/03/2005 06:19:30 PM · #11
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by jadin:
In response to megatherian's question. It works anywhere you can type. Try it even in the reply box here. Hold down alt and type in 0169 and release. It acts as if you had the symbol right on your keyboard.

I think you have to type the numbers on the keypad, not the top row.


True. I assume everyone would naturally use the keypad. And you know what they say about assumptions.... ;)
 12/03/2005 06:20:39 PM · #12
Originally posted by jadin:
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by jadin:
In response to megatherian's question. It works anywhere you can type. Try it even in the reply box here. Hold down alt and type in 0169 and release. It acts as if you had the symbol right on your keyboard.

I think you have to type the numbers on the keypad, not the top row.


True. I assume everyone would naturally use the keypad. And you know what they say about assumptions.... ;)


I work in IT. Never, ever assume anything.
 12/03/2005 06:30:37 PM · #13
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
Originally posted by jadin:
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Originally posted by jadin:
In response to megatherian's question. It works anywhere you can type. Try it even in the reply box here. Hold down alt and type in 0169 and release. It acts as if you had the symbol right on your keyboard.

I think you have to type the numbers on the keypad, not the top row.


True. I assume everyone would naturally use the keypad. And you know what they say about assumptions.... ;)


I work in IT. Never, ever assume anything.


I never use the keypad. Too far from the letters.
12/03/2005 06:35:12 PM · #14
option-g

what, you don't have an option button?


12/03/2005 06:50:05 PM · #15
©

:P
 12/03/2005 09:11:59 PM · #16
Num Lock has to be "on" too: ©

R.
 12/03/2005 11:27:00 PM · #17
Originally posted by digitalknight:
option-g

what, you don't have an option button?


Everyone should have an option button. Life (for those that don't already have it) would be much easier.
 12/03/2005 11:50:57 PM · #18
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oh that was fun..©
 12/04/2005 12:06:02 AM · #19
get my kicks out of â„¢
 12/04/2005 12:11:28 AM · #20
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 12/04/2005 04:53:32 AM · #21
On many win machines Ctrl+Alt+C © does the trick as well.
Ctrl+Alt+R ®
Ctrl+Alt+2 ²
Ctrl+Alt+3 ³
Ctrl+Alt+5 €

Perhaps the last one, the euro (EUR) symbol will not show on all machines.


12/04/2005 06:16:30 AM · #22
Laptop = no right keypad (Oh how I miss you so. XD)

I guess that's why I have had to copy and paste it into documents in Photoshop. Not that the program didn't recognize the shortcut, but rather I was missing the keypad that I needed. Hm...

The Ctrl+Alt+C doesn't work for me, as it brings up the prefrences for Trillian instead. o.o
 12/04/2005 07:35:17 AM · #23
Originally posted by Azrifel:
On many win machines Ctrl+Alt+C © does the trick as well.
Ctrl+Alt+R ®
Ctrl+Alt+2 ²
Ctrl+Alt+3 ³
Ctrl+Alt+5 €

Perhaps the last one, the euro (EUR) symbol will not show on all machines.


I can do this using just my right ALT key. For this to work, your keyboard needs to be set to US-International.

~Terry
 12/04/2005 07:36:51 AM · #24
Originally posted by AmiYuy:
Laptop = no right keypad (Oh how I miss you so. XD)


On a laptop, hold down Fn+ALT and hit the keys that show the correct numbers in light blue. Those emulate a numbers pad.

~Terry
 12/05/2005 08:42:15 PM · #25
Originally posted by ClubJuggle:
Originally posted by AmiYuy:
Laptop = no right keypad (Oh how I miss you so. XD)


On a laptop, hold down Fn+ALT and hit the keys that show the correct numbers in light blue. Those emulate a numbers pad.

~Terry


©

Lol, awesome thanks. I'm missing 3 and 5 cause they're so worn off, heh, guess I'll just have to remember where they are like I do for my missing E and partially missing S, and N. ^^;;
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