How to access hidden typographic characters in OS X

Macworld
Sep 22, 2015, 12:05 pm427 pts
If you do much typing at all—especially if you dabble in graphic design or publishing—you’ll eventually need hidden typographic characters such as ®, ©, ™, ° and maybe even € and £. Back in 1984, the geniuses at Apple predicted you’d need easy access to these characters, so they built them right into your…

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