I think you'll need a macro program like Quickeys to assign glyphs to a particular key arrangement. However you can "type" them using Character Viewer. Just go to Keyboard Preferences and turn it on ...

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 ...

One of the best power-user tips I have to pass on is to learn the keyboard shortcuts for as many tasks as you can. Learning the shortcuts is easy, command-shift-s, shift-option-a…, but in OS X we ...