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Mark Harvey wrote:
On Friday 20 September 2002 23:50, you wrote:
Nope. Numeric entities between 128 and 159 are explicitly undefined. It won't show as TM in (AFAIK) any non-Windows browser unless you have configured windows-emulation. Any RiscOS folks around? AIUI RiscOS has its own meanings for these undefined entities, and they are *different* from the Windoze-proprietary characters, so RiscOS users can expect to see something altogether different again.Yup - Just checked on my RiscOS machine - Character 153 is the em rule. The trademark symbol under RiscOS is  - ther you go! Another kludge - how about creating a small gif (png?) picture of the TM character? <stands well back from the flames>
The mark-up guide Advanced, at w3.org mentions "™" (and &trade, but &trade doesn't seem to work anywhere). Although 153, and 174 work find on this Linux box, trust Nick to know about RiscOs. All map to "[tm]" rather than a symbol, which gives another simpler alternative ;) -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.