![]() You can place your favourite rarities on the Alt layer, Alt-Shift, and so forth, save your custom layout, access/ turn it off through Windows' language-switching shortcuts, and use the file on different computers.īoth solutions apply to all and any programs, just in case you don't want to open Word every time you want to type ©. The 'ultimate solution' (started using, but needs more time to fiddle with): Use a keyboard layout editor (such as MSKLC.exe). No mouse clicks required, and what you put at the top or lower down is entirely up to you. Over many years, mine has accumulated over 1k characters and needs tidying, but it's too simple ever not to work. To type the copyright symbol in most word processors, simply place a lowercase c in between parenthesis (c). If youre using a PC or Window-based laptop, you can type the copyright symbol by pressing and holding the ALT key while typing 0169 on the number pad. Mine starts with –éà£ïçü, progresses through ©(ɔ)®≈ (there isn't yet a copyleft symbol, so that one's more of a reminder), and then through Greek, pinyin tones, and the IPA. The Neanderthal solution (which I use all the time): Keep all the strange characters you like in a text file I call SymPal.txt (symbol palette), and place a shortcut on your desktop. ![]() I see your question has been well answered, but here are two more ideas that work not IN but WITH Word, and are expansible to accommodate any symbol/ character. ![]()
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