It's not there. It's not the Unix character set -- GD built-in fixed fonts based upon Latin-2, with control-characters re-stuffed. Not very convenient for Unix, Windows, or Mac users for anything other than flat-ASCII.
Latin-1/ISO8859-1 and Unicode map for Copyright is 169 Decimal, xA9 hex. In Latin-2 that gives me S-hacek for that, which is what I get with GD.pm. Latin-2 doesnât have Copyright character. It's ANSI ASCII-68 in the 7-bit portion, and the high-bits are all accented European characters as shown at http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/charset.html . On DOS, the IBM codepage is CP912, see http://nl.ijs.si/gnusl/cee/iso8859-2.html for more info, including "Mac doesnât" discussion. Looking at gdfonts.c source code http://svn.cuwireless.net:8080/svn/cuw/vendor/gd/2.0.33/gdfonts.c, we see GD small font is based on bdf font -misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed-sans-12-116-75-75-c-60-iso8859-2 There is indeed no copyright character defined. (Copy to an editor, change 1 to # and 0 to . to view font.) Latin-2 has lots of accented characters, including Slavic accents and Polish slashed-L. Of possible interest are Dec 176 Ë Ring-above [Latin-2 position] (degrees - centered; high circle accent for scÃÃdiÃÃviÃà :-?) Dec 223 à Beta Dec 247 Division sign Dec 255 Dot Above Interesting things found in GDSmallFont that are NOT Latin-2 standard are Dec 1 large mid diamond, 2 grey checkerboard (check-protect/password protect), Dec 3-6, 9-10 are HT, FF, VT, CR, NL, VT ligatures [Out of position!] Dec 7  degrees (left aligned), 8 Â.+- [Replacing BEL and BS] Dec 11-25, line drawing [Replacing VT..EM] Dec 26-29 â.<= â.>= Ï.pi â.!= [Replacing ESC,FS,GS] Dec 30  UKP currency symbol, 164  generic currency. [Replacing RS] Dec 31  small mid dot [Replacing US] If you want copyright symbol, you'll need to either recompile and take over one of the blank chars for yourself, or use the newer TTF option. Range x80-xA0 are unused, per Latin-2 -- you could put a  there if you rebuilt GDLIB yourself. William Ricker Principal Consultant (swe/dev), Architecture & Technology *not speaking for* Fidelity Aka n1vux
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