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In article <1992Aug13.173312.16961@news.uit.no>, tomg@stud.cs.uit.no (Tom Grydeland) writes:
|> 
|> Well, there's a control sequence in the AmS-font package v2.1 (available
|> from all good servers) called:
|> 
|> \circledR
|> 
|> and which makes a circled `R' (surprise!) which then can be
|> placed in a superscript to make a registered Trademark sign.
|> 
|> Here's my version of your document (Math mode to use superscript)
|> 
|> \input amssym.def
|> \input amssym
|> \documentstyle{article}
|> 
|> \begin{document}
|> \title{$\mbox{Perfect}^\circledR$ Benchmarks}
|> \author{csrd}
|> \maketitle
|> \section{$\mbox{Perfect}^\circledR$ Benchmarks}
|> $\mbox{Perfect}^\circledR$ Benchmarks.
|> \end{document}
|> 
|> And it looks nice to my eyes... :)

Almost. The size of the circled R does not increase in the headings,
but it looks reasonable.

Thanks.

|> //Tom Grydeland(tomg@stud.cs.uit.no)

Victor.