RE: What does a superscripted "SM" Mean?

["Scudder, Beth" <beth -dot- scudder -at- retek -dot- com>]

"Salesmark"

As in: "INFOSEARCH, Inc.© 1997-1999. <http://www.INFOSEARCHinc.com>
"GraphicsToolbox.com(sm)" is the salesmark of INFOSEARCH, Inc. All rights
reserved"

Which is from this web page: http://www.graphicstoolbox.com/ 

Though I think I may have heard it used as "Servicemark" too.

Beth Scudder
Technical Editor/Writer
Retek Inc.


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	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Dianne Blake [SMTP:write-it -at- home -dot- com]
	Sent:	Monday, April 17, 2000 3:23 PM
	To:	TECHWR-L
	Subject:	What does a superscripted "SM" Mean?

	I know this might seem silly, but with so many acronyms today I just
	don't know what this means. 

	  I know these superscripted characters are:
	  *  an R in a circle is "Registered"
	  *  a TM in a circle is "Trade Mark"
	  *  a C in a circle is "Copyright"

	  But what is "SM" in a circle?

	Thanks,
	Dianne Blake
	write-it -at- home -dot- com

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