On Sunday 27 January 2002 09:52, Eric Bischoff wrote:
> 5:  And finally, we're working on changing the way the (tm) and (r) is
> marked in the HTML output, and eventually we hope you as authors won't have
> to worry about it.  For now however, it is VERY important that you markup
> trademark names.

So now the docs are safe, what about the program code? From no application in 
particular:

./conduits/popmail/popmail-conduit.cc:                 
showMessage(i18n("Error writing mail message to Pilot"));

This is referring to the 3Com (r) PalmPilot (tm) device; the usage of the 
word is such that its meaning also encompasses *all* Palm Computing (tm) OS 
devices, including Handspring (tm) Visors (tm). Should programs with error 
messages and/or tooltips include trademark information as well? (Possibly we 
could add a "Trademarks are the properties of their respective owners" to the 
about box and refer to the docs for fuller acknoledgement).

As for this particular situation, I can quote from O'Reilley's "Palm 
Programming" : "People call them Pilots; the company calls them Palm 
devices." I notice the same book only does the (tm) and (r) thing in the 
foreword.