Copyright sign
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looking4fun
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In Word all you have to do is hold Alt & Ctrl & hit the C button. I also thought you could do it with alt & 248 on # pad, but that is the degree sign???
sabbathstorm
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When using word, (c) or (C) will give you the copyright sign. That's the one I always use 
BodyBuilderNH
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This is for the web....here is the easies way!
Cheers,
Body
Code:
& copy;
no space between the "&" and "copy;"
Here it is without the space... ©Cheers,
Body
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paphian
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Copyright symbol in Windows
Produced easily with the combination ALT-0169
Hold down ALT and hit 0169 on the numeric keypad (doesn't work with the top-row number keys).
Also most versions of Windows have an applet called "Character Map". Look for it buried somewhere in the accessories menu in most versions. It may also have to be separately installed; which you can do from the Add/Remove Programs section of the Control Panel.
It not only lists the copyright symbol (and the keystrokes to produce it) but most all the other produceable symbols and European language letters as well.
Produced easily with the combination ALT-0169
Hold down ALT and hit 0169 on the numeric keypad (doesn't work with the top-row number keys).
Also most versions of Windows have an applet called "Character Map". Look for it buried somewhere in the accessories menu in most versions. It may also have to be separately installed; which you can do from the Add/Remove Programs section of the Control Panel.
It not only lists the copyright symbol (and the keystrokes to produce it) but most all the other produceable symbols and European language letters as well.
