Help any Word geniuses out there please

[dolph]

I want to put an individual letter within a circle. Basically it is R inside a circle to signify "Registration". Anyone know how I can do this?

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Someone may be able to help if you enlighten us as to what software you are using.

 

[Monkeh]

­­®?

Alt + 0174.

 

[alsheating]

Word geniuses, the software is word,

Youre in luck, basically, click left or right on the circle, and you should have a drop down list, one will say text wrap, select through and you will be able to add the R where you want, the other option is to insert a text box within the circle, 1st method is better.

Hope this help's.

 

[timtheenchanter]

Insert -> Symbol

 

[Johnmelad502]

®

 

[dolph]

Many thanks to you all!

 

[VKS1]

If anyone else ever comes up with this or any other character that doesnt wanna come up easily (and you dont know the ALT+ Code) then click/goto

START > RUN .. type in CHARMAP

voila... find the character you want and then copy and paste it into whatever program you want

 

[Activ8]

If anyone else ever comes up with this or any other character that doesnt wanna come up easily (and you dont know the ALT+ Code) then click/goto

START > RUN .. type in CHARMAP

voila... find the character you want and then copy and paste it into whatever program you want

I have been doing computers for 30 years, and never knew this so thank you....

 

[ericmark]

­­®?

Alt + 0174.

In word key stokes 0174[Alt]x gives funny W
you need 00ae[Alt]x to get ®
you can also use Alt x to find the code of existing symbol place curser just after symbol and press alt x and you will get code.
You can also assign a short cut key I have F12 give a Ω sign.

 

[OwainDIYer]

You can set up Autocorrect to do this automatically. The (c) symbol may already be set up for you
http://wordprocessing.about.com/od/microsoftword2007/qt/autocorrect07.htm

 

[tapir]

simple method: type (r)

also works for (c)