One symbol that you might need to use in your document is a copyright symbol. While you could have explored options like a small copyright symbol picture, or copying it from another document, you can actually add a copyright symbol in Google Docs using a menu in the application. The steps above were performed using the Google Chrome desktop Web browser. Note that you can also do this in other desktop browsers like Firefox or Microsoft Edge. You can use the keyboard shortcut of Alt + 0169 as an alternate way to add a copyright symbol in Google Docs. That works for many other Windows applications as well. However, it needs to be the number keys on the keypad. You can’t use the number keys above the letters.

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