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Re: Best way to write the registered trademark symbol in HTML?
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lugnet.publish
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Sat, 9 Jan 1999 02:57:13 GMT
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sparre@sys-323.risoe.dk (Jacob Sparre Andersen) writes:
> > I can't remember the position of the trademark symbol in
> > Unicode (it's a four-digit number), but it is there. I will
> > try to find it, so we can see if any of the popular browsers
> > can handle it.
>
> I looked it up. It's on position 8482 (decimal) in Unicode.
Hey, awesome! I just tried ™ and ™ next to each other on a
page, and they both worked on my system too.
Since you know so much about this, can I ask another follow-up question?--
Is ™ "safer" (i.e., more likely to show up as the TM symbol) to use
than ™ ?
> PS: I was wrong about Netscape. The newest version handles
> both ™ and ™ as a trademark symbol. - But it
> is approximately three times larger than ® in the font I
> use.
How big is that in relation to the regular capital letters T and M in that
typeface? And is it raised above the baseline?
What does this look like on your system--?
<HTML><BODY>
T M ™ --- ™ T M<BR>
<BODY></HTML>
--Todd
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