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Subject:	Best way to write the registered trademark symbol in HTML?
Newsgroups:	lugnet.publish
Date:	Tue, 5 Jan 1999 09:39:21 GMT
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Question: What's the best, cleanest way to represent a -raised- registered trademark symbol in HTML -- for example, next to the word LEGO? I used to write: ...blah blah LEGO® blah blah... and that looks pretty good in most cases for regular Times body type. But the problem is that it's a PITA to type and it induces extra leading between the current and preceding lines. So I've switched now to: ...blah blah LEGO® blah blah... which is easier to type and also still looks pretty good and doesn't have the leading problem. It's too bad that the ® symbol in typical digital typefaces isn't small and raised like the TM symbol typically is. :-( Ah well. --Todd p.s. I never shrink or raise the ® symbol when it appears next to "LEGO" inside of a hyperlink tag (<A>...</A>), otherwise the underlining goes all goofy on me. Fortunately, at least for TM still works great without modification inside of <A>...</A>.

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		Re: Best way to write the registered trademark symbol in HTML?
Also sprach Todd Lehman: : p.s. I never shrink or raise the ® symbol when it appears next to : "LEGO" inside of a hyperlink tag (<A>...</A>), otherwise the underlining : goes all goofy on me. Fortunately, at least for TM still works great (...) (26 years ago, 5-Jan-99, to lugnet.publish)

		Re: Best way to write the registered trademark symbol in HTML?
(...) Why insert the font modifycation? I think LEGO® renders fine. (...) There isn't a (TM) symbol in Latin-1 (...) may work well on your browser, but it 1) is not legal HTML 2) does not work on DEC-Unix and Linux (haven't tested on (...) (26 years ago, 6-Jan-99, to lugnet.publish)

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