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copyright symbol, windows 10, no numeric keypad laptop

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Hi,
I just got a new Dell laptop without numeric keypad running Windows 10, and I am having a hard time adding the copyright symbol. I tried both the ALT + 169 and ALT + 0169 (this one is what works on my desktop) using the number keys on the top row of the keyboard) and it just beeps. Please help. Thank you very much.
 
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Welcome to the forum. On some laptops the numeric keypad is embedded in the Qwerty keyboard somewhere around U-P-B-M You need to press the {Fn} key along with the {Alt} key to create the © symbol.
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I think the alt 0169 only works with the numeric keyboard . At least that is the way it works on my full keyword (Win 10) ©

As a work around .... can you cut and paste the symbol from somewhere else.

Here it is (if any use in the interim) ©
 
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The Charmap utility (still present in Windows after all these years) will allow you to copy and paste any glyph in the font - regardless of whether it has a keystroke combination or not.

Click [Windows] and type Charmap...
 

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Welcome to the forum. On some laptops the numeric keypad is embedded in the Qwerty keyboard somewhere around U-P-B-M You need to press the {Fn} key along with the {Alt} key to create the © symbol.
Embedded_Keypad_2.JPG
Thank you. My keyboard didn't have that and I tried it already, it didn't work. But thank you very much.
 

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I think the alt 0169 only works with the numeric keyboard . At least that is the way it works on my full keyword (Win 10) ©

As a work around .... can you cut and paste the symbol from somewhere else.

Here it is (if any use in the interim) ©
Thank you very much. Yeah, the Alt 0169 only works with numeric keyboard. I copy and pasted your copyright sign. Thank you.
 

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The Charmap utility (still present in Windows after all these years) will allow you to copy and paste any glyph in the font - regardless of whether it has a keystroke combination or not.

Click [Windows] and type Charmap...
Thank you. Ok, I found the map following your instruction. Thanks. I guess that is the only fix for now. Thank you.
 
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Like the OP, my new Dell xps13 [ALT+0169] shortcut does not work, and it does not have a numeric or embedded keypad.
(In MS-Word the [CTRL+ALT+C] shortcut still works.)
I have seen Rikk's character map suggestion previously and appreciate his forum posts.
Upon Rikk's suggestion I have created a windows shortcut to the Character Map and pinned it to the desktop, so two mouse clicks gets me Charmap ( Taskbar Desktop / Charmap Icon) where I can copy any symbol from fonts. Great :cool2:

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Like the OP, my new Dell xps13 [ALT+0169] shortcut does not work, and it does not have a numeric or embedded keypad.
(In MS-Word the [CTRL+ALT+C] shortcut still works.)
I have seen Rikk's character map suggestion previously and appreciate his forum posts.
Upon Rikk's suggestion I have created a windows shortcut to the Character Map and pinned it to the desktop, so two mouse clicks gets me Charmap ( Taskbar Desktop / Charmap Icon) where I can copy any symbol from fonts. Great :cool2:

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Thank you. What a wonderful idea. I just did the same. Thanks!
 
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