Re: How to get the Service Mark notice in MS Word?

[Rachel Rawlings <rachel -at- scrivovivo -dot- net>]

Steven Oppenheimer wrote:

>
> I have a registered service mark for my business, and want to use the
> SM (Service Mark) notice, superscripted, in my letterhead. 
> Unfortunately, in Microsoft Word I can only find the TM (Trade Mark)
> symbol as part of their standard package of symbols.  (I am using Word
> 2000 (Version 9.0.2720)).  I don't know if the SM symbol is included
> in later versions, but does anyone know if there is a way to
> incorporate the SM symbol, so that it would be available in the list
> of symbols incorporated from the dialog box you get when selecting
> Insert --> Symbol?

The service mark [SM] symbol is Unicode character 2120, so typing
Alt-[Keypad]2120 should work without having to go through the
Insert->Symbol menu if you're using Windows. If you are using a Unicode
font, you should find it in the "Letter-like Symbols" group just before
[TM], which is U+2122. A partial list of fonts which have the [SM]
character, including the Lucida family, can be found at
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2120/fontsupport.htm with
image samples.

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