found it on a google search buried amongst other entities.
personally i'd just use the tm since they kind are the same thing... tm, sm/tn.
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| I don't see it on my Visibone chart, Rob....
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| Is this it"
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| # U+2120 SERVICE MARK
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| dunno...never used it thought I'd pass it on.
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| | As far as I know, there is not a SM entity. You would have to either use
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| | > Actually I'm trying to add the sm (servicemark) instead of the tm
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| | > to a name in text on my web site. How is this accomplished? Thanks.
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