How to Make Trademark Symbol From Number Pad
A trademark is a proprietary word or slogan that is used to differentiate one brand name from another. There are two symbols that are associated with trademarks. The letters "TM" in a superscript font can be used with unregistered trademarks that you claim as yours; the letter "R" enclosed in a circle indicates a trademark that has been registered with the United States Patent Office.
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Instructions
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Open the document in which you would like to insert a trademark symbol.
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Hold down the "Alt" button and press "0153" on your keyboard's number pad. This will create the trademark symbol (™).
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Create the registration symbol by pressing and holding the "Alt" button and typing "0174" on your keypad. This combination will display the registration symbol (®).
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Save your document.
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Tips & Warnings
Using the trademark symbol does not legally protect your trademark. For full legal protection, it must be registered with the United States Patent Office.
Make sure your "Num Lock" is engaged.
The numbers must be entered using the 10-key keypad; the number row across the top of the keyboard won't work. If you're using a laptop, you may also have to hold the function key when pressing the numbers.
