 Gaylen Bicking |
How to Get a Copyright Symbol How do you create the copyright logo in Photoshop on a laptop/notebook computer that doesn't have the ten key pad? Thanks!
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Sharon Day |
Try holding down ALT and Fn and type 0169. I haven't tried it on mine but I've read that will work.
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Richard Lynch |
See my BetterPhoto article on how to add a copyright symbol: http://www.betterphoto.com/digital/allTips.php#tip75 Hope that helps!
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Gaylen Bicking |
Thanks Sharon and Richard! Have a great, safe Holiday Season.
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A.M. Kane |
Gaylen I was testing Richard's tip because I too, am without a 10-key pad, but do have numbers across the top of my keyboard from left to right. I found that this tip does not work with those numbers. However, there are also numbers doubled up with certain letters on the regular keyboard, 4 is with "U", 5 is with "I", etc. What I found is that if I press the Function Key, then "num lk", it activates these numbers. You still have to use the 'alt' key. Then it works. ©©
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Richard Lynch |
A.M., The numbers above the letter keys will not produce the same results. You need to use the keypad or secondary function numbers as you will have on a laptop keyboard accessed via the FN key. You may need to consult your laptop owners manual for some models. Richard
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Gaylen Bicking |
A.M.& Richard, Thanks for your input and time. It works! My old Dell notebook has the same as A.M. mentioned. Have a great New Year everyone! ©gaylen
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Larry Larsen |
In PS open the custom shape tool, select the drop down menu, there is a copyright symbol there that can be resized , change color etc.
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Richard Lynch |
Larry, yes, but not always as convenient to enter and resize with the rest of the text you use...though you can do that if you work carefully with layers. Richard
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John G. Clifford Jr |
Or, you can just invoke the 'Character Map' application included with Windows, and copy and paste it.
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Richard Lynch |
Character Map is a possibility though the shortcut is a LOT quicker. Character Map can be accessed via Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools...or perhaps there is a shorter route. Then you need to locate the character, double-click the character, click copy when the Copy button appears and go back to your application and paste. If you choose to use the Character Map and end up using it frequently, you may want to make a Shortcut on your Desktop and/or add it to your Start menu. I hope that helps! Richard Lynch
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