Service Mark

[Dan Goldstein]

Hi Shannon,

You'll have to superscript, but only *once*:

1. Type "sm" [without quotation marks] and then select it.
2. Format => Font. Click Superscript, and then click OK.
3. The superscripted "sm" should still be selected.
4. Tools => AutoCorrect.
5. In the AutoCorrect tab, click Formatted text.
6. In the Replace field, type "(sm)" [without quotation marks] and then
click OK.

This applies the AutoCorrect option to the current open template (Normal
unless you specified otherwise). Now, any time you type "(sm)" [without
quotation marks], Word will replace it with the superscripted service
mark.

-- Dan Goldstein

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shannon Wade
> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 11:01 AM
> To: techwr-l at lists.techwr-l.com
> Subject: Service Mark
> 
> I'm working in Word 2003 (waiting patiently for the 
> update to 2007) and need to figure out a way to put 
> in the designation for a service mark. I'm not fond 
> of just superscripting capital letters, nor am I 
> fond of using Arial Unicode MS font. I'm afraid 
> that the people receiving the manual may not have 
> that font. I've searched online and in the archives.
> Can anyone help? 
>  

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