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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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Mon, 11 Jan 1999 14:17:28 GMT
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Todd Lehman (lehman@javanet.com) wrote:
> 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 ™ ?
I would expect ™ to be just as likely to work as ™ today. I
expect ™ to be phased out sometime, but I don't know when (it might
happen with NC5.0).
> How big is that in relation to the regular capital letters T and M in that
> typeface? And is it raised above the baseline?
You can see the rendering of
<P>
T M ™ --- ™ T M<BR>
<P>
[tm]=™
at <URL:http://hugin.risoe.dk/temp/trademark_symbol>. It looks like NC
substitutes the trademark symbol with [tm], if it can't find it in the
current font.
Play well,
Jacob
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Message has 1 Reply:
 | | ™ ™ and [tm] woes
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| (...) Oh, man, I see what you mean now. I can't believe how braindead Netscape 4.61 for RHLinux/Gnome is under the default install. Not having the actual tm symbol is one thing, but it actually converts it to a 4-byte character string!! :-( BLYECH! (...) (25 years ago, 12-Jan-00, to lugnet.publish)
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