ASCII Key Codes for Copyright.?

Alt + 0169

©

Alternatively, in HTML &_#169; / &_copy; (remove the underscores).

Copyright Symbol Ascii

There isn't one. ASCII doesn't have a copyright sign.

Most extended character sets do, however, usually with the value 169 (decimal) or A9 (hexadecimal). This is true of the common Windows-1252 and ISO 8859-1 character encodings.

This is also true of Unicode, where the copyright symbol is at position U+00A9.

Edit:

No, they're not, Ron. ASCII is a 7-bit character encoding. How can it possibly include the number 153? Please educate yourself:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII

REF: http://www.web-source.net/symbols.htm

"For example, if you'd like to place your copyright information on your web site, you will need to include a special ASCII Character Code within your HTML that looks like this:

& copy ; (no spaces)"

"Another example of using an ASCII code is for the trademark symbol. To display the trademark symbol within a web page, you must use the ASCII Character Code that looks like this:

& #153 ; (no spaces)"

BOTH ARE ASCII codes!

Ron

There isn't one. ASCII is a 7-bit code containing only 128 distinct characters. What the previous poster suggested is probably Unicode.

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ASCII Key Codes for Copyright.?

Please could you please tell me the ASCII code for the 'Copyright' sign.