Registered symbol in Final cut

[David Roth weiss]

1) Open System Preferences — International — Input Menu

2) Check the Character Pallet box

3) Click on the American Flag up top on the right side of the Menu Bar and then on Show Character Pallet.

4) Look around and find what you need.

5) Highlight it

6) Click on the Insert key bottom right.

David Roth Weiss
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[Chris Babbitt]

Option-r with most fonts

[David Roth weiss]

Chris,

Keep coming up with easy shortcuts like that and I’ll be out of a job… Wait a minute, this isn’t a job, so keep ’em coming…

David

David Roth Weiss
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Los Angeles

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[Chris Babbitt]

OK, here’s another one for you, David.
It’s a widget called Character Pal that gives you keyboard shortcuts for all kinds of symbols. You can find it at https://www.tacowidgets.com/widgets/characterpal/

[Michael Gissing]

Years ago I did a Google search and found a text file that had lots of different unusual characters. It gave the keyboard shortcuts for Mac or you could also just copy & paste. It seems to work with all the fonts I have put copyright or registered symbols on.

I have a shortcut to the file on the desktop. Easier than remembering shortcuts.