Use a Symbol such as "TM" in a Toolbar Name

S

Sammy

Hi,

Is this possible? I want to either superscript the letters "TM" or use the
Trademark symbol in a toolbar name.

I'm not able to make it happen at this point, does anybody know if this can
be done? Thanks for your time.
 
B

Beeawwb

I just tried inserting character 0153 (tm) (Alt+0153) into a titlebar, and it
worked fine...?

Sub titletest()
With ActiveDocument
.ActiveWindow.Caption = "Testingâ„¢"
End With
End Sub

-B
 
F

fumei via OfficeKB.com

A titlebar caption (ActiveWindow.Caption) is not the same as a toolbar name.

You can easily rename a toolbar:

Right click it.
Customize
On Toolbar tab, select the toolbar
Select the Rename button

.....and rename it. You can use Alt-0153 (â„¢) no problem.

Select Close.

Done.

But if the toolbar is not floating, you do not see the name anyway. So I am
not sure what is the advantage.
I just tried inserting character 0153 (tm) (Alt+0153) into a titlebar, and it
worked fine...?

Sub titletest()
With ActiveDocument
.ActiveWindow.Caption = "Testingâ„¢"
End With
End Sub

-B
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I'm not able to make it happen at this point, does anybody know if this can
be done? Thanks for your time.
 
S

Sammy

Thank you this works great, sorry for the delay in my response. I appreciate
your help.

fumei via OfficeKB.com said:
A titlebar caption (ActiveWindow.Caption) is not the same as a toolbar name.

You can easily rename a toolbar:

Right click it.
Customize
On Toolbar tab, select the toolbar
Select the Rename button

.....and rename it. You can use Alt-0153 (â„¢) no problem.

Select Close.

Done.

But if the toolbar is not floating, you do not see the name anyway. So I am
not sure what is the advantage.
I just tried inserting character 0153 (tm) (Alt+0153) into a titlebar, and it
worked fine...?

Sub titletest()
With ActiveDocument
.ActiveWindow.Caption = "Testingâ„¢"
End With
End Sub

-B
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
I'm not able to make it happen at this point, does anybody know if this can
be done? Thanks for your time.
 

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