How do I make that little circle with the "R" in it using the Alt key??

Question

I forgot how to = (

Answer 1

Start
Run
Type in: charmap
The window that appears will have all the symbols you need a code to type.
Put your cursor on the one you want and it will display the code
Or click it and click the copy button and you can paste it into your document

Answer 2

In order to view all of the Alt + xxxx combinations, see your character map, which in XP Professional can be found in Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools.

In this case, the "Regstered Trademark"symbol can be achieved in any windows based word processor by pressing Alt + 0174.

It will not work in Internet Explorer, test it out in Microsoft Word or Notepad.

Answer 3

alt on the left with Q or 2
depends on the computor.
it is often marked on the key .but can vary from that if your keyboard is configured in another language
than it is one of the keys near ,the marked one .
above ,next or below
but you have to push alt .try them all until you get it.
anbd it is called an aroba.or arobix

Answer 4

Hold down alt key and press 0174 in Arial font... ®

Answer 5

If you want to get the symbol on the web using an HTML based format, type the following without any spaces in between: & #174;

Here it is without the space between the ampersand and the # sign:
®

Answer 6

In a Word document,
click Insert
Symbol
for the font, you want "wingdings"
look for the symbol, then click it
click Insert
click Close

Voila

Answer 7

In MS word all you need to do is go to Insert>Symbol, and go find the Symbol. You can also create a short cut key as well.

Answer 8

Those are ASCII characters
hold down alt then the coresponding number
http://www.petefreitag.com/cheatsheets/ascii-codes/

It' used to be in Win98 that you could create a directory in DOS (with ascii) that windows could not read - windows explorerer could not open it.
You could hide stuff there!

Answer 9

press the alt key then press the numbers at the right side of the keyboard......

Answer 10

This is not on a conventional keyboard so Im going to take a guess.

How about holding shift down then pressing it.