Keyboard Shortcuts - IP Protection

[Pinnacle]

Just figured this out today for those who don't know and need these tidbits.


When writing your webcopy and you need to indicate a trademark or copyright on your intellectual property (such as your brand trade name or your product or service) there are a couple of ways to do each:

Your Company Name™ [to enter that little "TM", press & hold down the ALT key on your keyboard and type the numeric combination "0153", then let go of the ALT key]

Your Company Name Newsletter© [to enter the "C" in the circle, press & hold down the ALT key and type the numeric combination "0169", then let go of the ALT key]

Another way to do this, in Word for example, is to type () parentheses with either "TM" or "C" [without the quotes] inside them and space over.

*Keep in mind, ™ means an unregistered trademark. You need the "R" in a circle to indicate that it is registered.

I don't yet know the ASCII keyboard combos for either the registered trademark or the service mark, but the two above are all most entrepreneurs need to get started.

[Newbie]

If you use a Windows OS, you can check out the Character Map. It will list the ALT + information. Located under System Tools.

® = 0174

[CarrieW]

awesome! does anyone know how to make the sign for degrees?

[WheelsRCool]

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This is cool, thanks for the information people!