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Question Posted Tuesday August 28 2007, 5:35 pm

how do you do the little "tm" thing, for your name on myspacee?

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theymos answered Wednesday August 29 2007, 9:47 am:
Put your cursor where you want it. Hold down ALT, and then on the _number pad_(the numbers on the right side of the keyboard) type 0153. When you release ALT, ™ will appear where your cursor was.

On myspace(and other sites that allow HTML) you can alternatively type ™ or ™ . ™ has better browser support.

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