On 6 Mar 99, Jason O Papadopoulos wrote:
> Would anybody be able to offer any input on the effectiveness of using the
> following piece of code on non Windows and non-Netscape browsers?
>
> <FONT FACE="Symbol">Ô</FONT>
"Symbol" is found on many but not all Windows machines, and is a
character set used mostly for displaying equations.
"Ô" is an HTML code for a capital O with a circumflex
diacritical, i.e., a "caret" symbol over the O.
Putting the two together on a Windows browser does usually produce a
TM symbol, but this is more by accident than design. On most other
platforms the font specification would be ignored, and you wouldn't
get a TM.
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