How do I make a copyright symbol (the c inside a circle) and the trademark (r inside the circle) symbol?

Question

I want to be able to do this in emails, word, webpages, and other programs that I might be typing on the computer.

Answer 1

The © symbol is 0169 (try holding the Alt key and typing 0169).
The ® symbol is 0174 (try holding the Alt key and typing 0174).

Answer 2

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How do I make a copyright symbol (the c inside a circle) and the trademark (r inside the circle) symbol?
I want to be able to do this in emails, word, webpages, and other programs that I might be typing on the computer.

Answer 3

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I read your previous question as well and think you actually received one pretty good answer. As I understand it, all you have is a print of this old photograph. You don't know the copyright status of the photograph at all. A photo does not have to be actually registered with the copyright office to be protected. So the original copyright could belong to the photographer. Or, the copyrights could have been transferred to the photographer's family, to your friend, or to a total stranger, such as a publishing company. Whoever owns it, it is not you. So it would violate the copyrights for you to reproduce it or distribute it. That's the first thing. Now for your question--can you legally put the copyright symbol on it? Sure, but it's not your copyright that you are protecting. And by putting that symbol on the photo, you are acknowledging that copyrights do apply to the photo. So when the person who actually owns the photo rights comes along and sues you for your illegal use, you will have made it one step easier for them to make the case.

Answer 4

Trademark Alt Code

Answer 5

With the keyboard in Num Lock mode, hold the ALT key and onthe Numeric Keypad enter

for © 0169
for ® 0174

This should work in just about any program. WYSIWYG web page editors may not convert it properly to HTML, however.

Good luck.

Answer 6

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How to make a Copyright C Symbol on a PC Keyboard (©):

This should work for all PC keyboards when you need to type a copyright symbol. It should work on WYSIWYG html programs when you insert copyright symbols and of course any word processor where you need to make a copyright symbol with your keyboard from standard fonts installed.

Hold down Ctrl and Alt at the same time and press C Ctrl+Alt+C
Hold down Alt and type 0169 on the number pad (right hand side of your keyboard) Alt+0169

How to make a Copyright C Symbol on a Mac (©):
This should work for all Mac keyboards when you need to type a copyright symbol.
Hold down Option at the same time and press 'g'to get the copyright symbol. Option+g
http://www.copyrightauthority.com/copyright-symbol/

To make the Registered R symbol (®):
Hold down Ctrl and Alt at the same time and press R Ctrl+Alt+R
Hold down Alt and type 0174 on the number pad (right hand side of your keyboard) Alt+0174

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Answer 7

For an HTML page, put in this code (take out the spaces between the ampersand and the rest of the text):

& copy;
& trademark;

Answer 8

Alt+0169 = ©

Or if you go to Start> All Programs> Accessories> System Tools> Character Map

You can see all the symbols plus the codes to use them or jusy Copy and Paste from there,

http://thehowtoguides.com/

Answer 9

In MS Word type (c) then press spacebar. same for (r) . Make sure AutoComplete is turned on if this doesn't work.

Edit: You can copy and paste this symbol to other programs from word. The web may be different.

Answer 10

In Word, hold down shift and press 9 then press c then hold down shift and press 0.

Answer 11

Ms Word Trademark Symbol