in Microsoft Word?
press...
Ctrl Alt and r together on the keyboard.
®
for the copywrite symbol press...
Ctrl Alt and c together.
©
its easy when you know how. good luck.
Adam
Short phrases like names and titles cannot be protected by copyright. In extreme cases, names can be registered as trademarks, but they must be used in trade to qualify.
A registered trade union may be recognised but a recognised trade union has to be registered. Registration is mandatory but recognition is essential when there is multiplicity of trade unions existing in an organisation.
A registered trade union is one that has fulfilled the legal requirements to operate within a specific jurisdiction, whereas a recognized trade union is one that an employer agrees to engage with for collective bargaining purposes. For example, in the UK, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) is a registered trade union, while a specific union representing employees at a company like Ford may be recognized by Ford for bargaining on behalf of its workers.
No.
754-299 using the trade first method = 455
1999
registered trade mark ®
disadvantage of documentary credit payment method of international trade advantage and disavantage of advance payment method of international trade advantage and disavantage of bills of collection payment method of international trade
yes
disadvantages of unregistered trade union
No, that symbol indicates a registered trade mark.
Because it's a registered trade name of a product.