What is the ASCII code for the "trademake" symbol?

BMalion · August 25, 2004, 12:42pm

You know the little capitol ‘R’ in acircle?

I can do alot of others…

¢
£
¥
¼
ß
and so forth, but I can’t get the dang registered trademark symbol! :mad:

GorillaMan · August 25, 2004, 12:51pm

To find them (assuming you’re on Windows), go to Start - Run and type ‘charmap’

Uncommon_Sense · August 25, 2004, 1:08pm

Sweet.
How did I not know that?

'Nother shortcut.
Use the ‘windows’ key and the ‘d’ at the same time to show the desktop (minimize all windows), I just learned that one too.

AHunter3 · August 25, 2004, 2:36pm

How come a Mac person like me knows about the PC program “Character Map” (in Programs/Accessories) and so many PC folks don’t?

To make © on a Mac, option-g. To make ®, option-r. To make ™, option-2. Ours is easier
That Character Map application is nice, though. Discover it.

BMalion · August 25, 2004, 4:09pm

Dagnabbit! I still can’t figure it out! What exactly should I type when posting?

Uncommon_Sense · August 25, 2004, 4:21pm

Sorry BMalion, you’ve got to hold the ‘ALT’ key down whilst using the number pad on the keyboard (off to the right). You need to have the ‘Num Lock’ engaged also.

So, engaging the numlock and pressing the alt and typing the numbers 0174 on the num pad should get you this ®. Bingo.

CandidGamera · August 25, 2004, 4:26pm

I thought ® meant ‘Rights Reserved’ - the one I call ‘Trademark’ is ™.

BMalion · August 25, 2004, 5:10pm

®

YAHOO!

thank you Uncommon Sense!

I was forgetting to type the zero. :smack:

alimarx · August 25, 2004, 8:27pm

Hmmm… so what’s the diff 'tween Win-d and Win-m?

Skywatcher · August 25, 2004, 9:41pm

**® is for Registered trademarks. ™ is for ones that are pending, BTW.

GorillaMan · August 25, 2004, 9:46pm

The situation in the UK:

Am I breaking the law by using “TM” on my trade mark?
No, as this does not indicate that your trade mark is actually registered, only that it is being used in a trade mark sense. You would only be breaking the law (Section 95 of the Trade Marks Act 1994) if you used the registered symbol ® or the abbreviation “RTM”.

When and how can I use the ® symbol?
You do not have to identify your trade mark as registered. You can use the ® symbol or the abbreviation “RTM” (for Registered Trade Mark) to show that your trade mark is registered, but this could mean that the mark is registered somewhere other than in the UK. The ® symbol usually goes after the trade mark, in a smaller type size than the mark itself, and in a raised (superscript) position, but none of this is compulsory. If you do not have the ® symbol available, you can use the abbreviation “RTM”.

http://www.patent.gov.uk/tm/howtoapply/faq.htm

Uncommon_Sense · August 25, 2004, 11:17pm

.

Not sure.
But I found this online. Go figure.

Windows Shortcuts
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On to the shortcuts

Windows Key

Hold down the “windows” key and press:

M - Minimizes all windows

SHIFT - M - Undo minimize all windows

E - Opens Windows Explorer

D - Switches between minimizing all open programs and showing them all.

F - Opens the Find Window

R - Opens the Run Window

So it looks like the difference is something I can’t even figure out because the stupid library computer I’m on is crippled. The windows Key is non-functional.

Uncommon_Sense · August 25, 2004, 11:19pm

what the real post looks like.