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How to add copyright notice to photos
April 25, 2013
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Q: I have a problem I would like to ask for your help with. I have just found a series of historically very important photographs of a very famous psychoanalyst that I took many years ago, and I have been asked to make them available to an academic institution that wishes to incorporate them into a book, classes, seminars, etc.

I would like to embed in each photograph, before sending them, a copyright symbol, and a photo credit (Photo by Edward H Stein, M.D.). Is there a way I can do this in Picasa? I know it can be done in Photoshop, but I am not adept at using Photoshop.

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Yes, when you Export there is an option to add a watermark.
Also, when you upload to Picasa Web Albums or Google+ there is an option for watermark. For this you need to go to tools Options Google+ Photos and check the box for watermarks.

The simple way of making a copyright symbol is just with parens and a c like: (c)  The actual symbol © can usually be made by holding down your Alt key and typing 0169 on a numeric keypad, then letting go of the alt.  If you don’t have a numeric keypad, then you need to use the Windows Character Map to find the symbol and copy it. 

January 16, 2016
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“The simple way of making a copyright symbol is just with parens and a c like: (c)  The actual symbol © can usually be made by holding down your Alt key and typing 0169 on a numeric keypad, then letting go of the alt.  If you don’t have a numeric keypad, then you need to use the Windows Character Map to find the symbol and copy it.”

Forgot about this – again!

Thx!! 

Thanks!

Bon Chance!!
Jim, 1RCS

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