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From: leonard@percival.UUCP
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Subject: Copyright symbol
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Date: Wed, 1-Apr-87 23:42:41 EST
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Actually a few computers *do* have the 'circle c' in their character set.
Tandy Model 100 & Model 102 have 'c circle', 'r circle' & TM. Tandy printers
in native mode will print them too!

(in case anyone is curious: AAh='circle r', ABh='circle c' & BAh=tm)

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