PP Titler Questions

[Larry Sherwood]

Alt + 0169 will get you a copyright symbol . . .

LS

[Jeff Dobrow]

https://www.forlang.wsu.edu/help/keyboards.asp

This has em all………….very handy.

[J/d Video]

Hi Larry
Being an old Edit guy. That answer confused me more than Premier Pro itself.
I tried that alt thing in titler but no luck. Maybe a little more detail for us poor Dicreet guys who remember simpler times, when it was simle, to simle tasks while editing

Thanks again Larry

John Zupan
J/D Video

[J/d Video]

Thanks Jeff

That web site is awsome and it WORKS

Thanks again

John Zupan
J/D Video

[Larry Sherwood]

OK John –

Open Titler

Select the Text tool

type a name and then Hold down the Alt key and on the numeric keypad type 0,1,6,9

you will have a

[Erik Pontius]

For special characters like this I just use the copy/paste function using the Character Map utility that is built into XP. Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Character Map. Find any character you want from the font you want…you can either copy them using the tool and paste them into the titler or it also gives the keystroke commands as well. Not all fonts have all the characters…it’s also useful for the webdings and wingdings symbol fonts as well.

Erik

[Paul King]

What Larry said was correct but you need to be on the same font. The character map is the rightr place to start. Easiest way is to use it to copy then paste in titler.

Paul

[J/d Video]

Thanks for all the help.
Only question left is, am I able to copy and paste text files from MS word the same way as copy and paste the copright symbol in the character map.

Thanks
John Zupan
J/D Video

[Tim Kolb]

[J/D Video] “Only question left is, am I able to copy and paste text files from MS word the same way as copy and paste the copright symbol in the character map.”

Yes.

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