There's probably only a few special fonts which contain that symbol. If you want, let me know what font you'd like to use as a base and I'll make you a separate version of the font containing that character.
Note that it's only used to cover the copyright on a sound recording, not the underlying material (at least in the USA).
Hmmmm interesting, I need it for a CD label project...
That's nice of you to offer GeneralE thanx a lot, Century Gothic is the font I'm using, size 7pt.
I should learn how to do that myself...
Hmmmm interesting, I need it for a CD label project...
That's nice of you to offer GeneralE thanx a lot, Century Gothic is the font I'm using, size 7pt.
I should learn how to do that myself...
I'll post a link to a TrueType version by tomorrow. Size doesn't matter -- it's a font. I will just have to figure out a convenient code to use, and maybe sacrifice a little-used character.
It's pretty easy/automatic if you have a program called Fontographer (from Macromedia) -- it's just kind of expensive if you only use it rarely.
The ? does exist. I can reproduce it on the Mac via the Character Palette. On Windows, well, it beats me. Edit: This (DPC) textbox, apparently, can't read it. It inserts the (above) question mark in lieu of it.
