@ in adobe titler – how?

[Pentti Kakkori]

I suppose you are using windows.
You can use character map and copy and paste from there.
Or keep left Alt pressed and hit 0064, use numeric keypad for the numbers.

[Jeff Pulera]

Good advice, though I doubt most people have any idea what Character Map is. Go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools and choose Character Map (I right clicked and sent a shortcut to my desktop for easier access).

In Character Map, select the symbol you want, click SELECT and then COPY. Go back to the titler (or any application) and Paste (CTRL-V) the special character into your program.

I just reread the original post and it is asking for the “@” symbol, which is Shift-2, so not sure why there is an issue getting that in the Titler, works fine here…

For the copyright symbol, letters with accents over them, or anything else unique like that, then Character Map is the answer.

Jeff Pulera

[Bo Skelmose]

Great Thanks. The usual shortcut to @ is alt-2 both on my english and danish keyboard layout – I could not find it anywhere else but to copy it in as you recomended.