Yes I know, but not on my machine. My Swedish Pro keyboard wants Alt 1. Maybe that will help some unhappy Swede.
Yes, Alt-1 here also. Looks like youâre in Sweden, and Iâm using a Norwegian keyboard - so Iâm guessing there are different Alt shortcuts in the different keyboard regions. We have the nordic characters on our keyboards already, and the accenting keys. Alt-G produces a ÂŻ and Alt-g ž Some keys we donât have at all, like the tilde character and backslash character (Alt+Shift+7).
On my keyboard, Swiss-french Mac, the copyright sign is made with Alt+C â ©. Alt+G makes @
This really works. Thank you!
In Windows, I simply choose Win+Space+International KeyboardâŠ
Then (each row of an Italian keyboard)
**ÂĄ ÂČ Âł € âŹ ÂŒ Âœ Ÿ â â „ Ă **
**Ă€ Ă„ Ă© Âź ĂŸ ĂŒ Ăș Ă Ăł ö « » **
**å à ð Þ ¶ Ž  **
Ê © ñ ” ç ¿
Even capitals are allowedâŠ
(And welcome @klinemapfumo !)
I use âWinâ + â.â on Windows 10 and than you find the (c) under the 3rd tab âsymbolsâ.
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Alt-1 on a Swedish Mac keyboard.
Jesper
Copying and pasting © works.
However, is there a way to insert it without copying and pasting from somewhere else nor doing keyboard shortcuts?
Alternatively, could Dorico (in a future version) automatically insert the copyright symbol when writing the info about copyright on Project Info?
You canât really insert any character without using a keyboard, Iâm afraid⊠itâs really what the keyboard is for! 
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If one is using Windows, one can hold down the ALT key while typing 0169 (one the numeric keypad).
On macOS, I habitually use the Emoji and Symbols / Character viewer as the long-press-then-select-letter-variation trick doesnât always work, and remembering unicode characters is one thing too many for me, Iâm afraid. You can build up a very useful âFrequently Usedâ selection quite quickly.
I donât get the copyright symbol from 169, I get the âregistered trademarkâ R in a circle: Âź
to get © you actually need to include the â0â before 169. so Alt+0169
This is my solution (Windows). Works perfectly, and very flexible. How to manage character substitutions? - Dorico - Steinberg Forums
Actually you can. On Word, for example, you can go to Insert â Symbol â More Symbols â Special Characters â ©
Another example: On Finale, you go to Text â Inserts â ©
On Mac: alt+g
âOn Mac: alt+gâ
Since 1984.
you were right, stevejobs
Also since post #2 in this thread, 6 years ago ⊠though it is not technically a âshortcutâ.
On Mac you can also enter text by clicking on the keyboard viewer window. But Iâve never heard of anyone doing that unless their keyboard was frozen.
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But who really reads the whole thread?! (Sarcasm)
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what is this âwhole threadâ of which you speak???
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