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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?
Thanks,
Shannon Wade
DAKTRONICS
605-697-3219
swade -at- daktronics -dot- com
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