ZZZ
As a retarded old atty. (c) is not a valid copyright. A c in a circle or the word "copyright 2016" is needed. Just wanted the help you preserve the copyright since I am a supporter of this site.
Ron

Moss farmer wrote:ZZZ
As a retarded old atty. (c) is not a valid copyright. A c in a circle or the word "copyright 2016" is needed. Just wanted the help you preserve the copyright since I am a supporter of this site.
Ron

Thank you, Ron. Where have I used that nomenclature? I do not believe I have. Perhaps you are referring to our friend 8GCBC?

Zzz wrote:

Moss farmer wrote:ZZZ
As a retarded old atty. (c) is not a valid copyright. A c in a circle or the word "copyright 2016" is needed. Just wanted the help you preserve the copyright since I am a supporter of this site.
Ron

Thank you, Ron. Where have I used that nomenclature? I do not believe I have. Perhaps you are referring to our friend 8GCBC?

Thanks for the correction. I vaguely remember getting scolded for the same syntax a few years ago in the real estate business.

Anyway, hope nobody "Boot legs" Zane's ideas.

Hat's lookin good Ted. I wish I was sailing!

Zzz wrote:Hat's lookin good Ted. I wish I was sailing!

"...We are expecting you..."

Thank you again for the gear. The hat feels great, best I have.

More intimate time with my new hat:

The BCP hat just may work for an emergency steering wind vane attached to the rudder servo tab:


Down below resting after being it the hot tropical Sun:

The correct symbol, ©, can be entered by holding down the "alt" key and typing in "0169".

amacbean wrote:The correct symbol, ©, can be entered by holding down the "alt" key and typing in "0169".

I know the "Extended" ASCII binary symbol. But, I'm on this frustrating iPAD!!! Any ideas?

Thank you for reminding me

Aloha...

Normally in HTML you could use an HTML encoded symbol, but the forum software strips HTML for security purposes.

You can copy an ASCII version of the symbol from an existing copyright symbol somewhere.

© 2016 BackcountryPilot.org

or in iOS scroll through your emoji keyboard until you get to the text symbols like TM and C, which I think will do the same.

Zzz wrote:Normally in HTML you could use an HTML encoded symbol, but the forum software strips HTML for security purposes.

You can copy an ASCII version of the symbol from an existing copyright symbol somewhere.

© 2016 BackcountryPilot.org

or in iOS scroll through your emoji keyboard until you get to the text symbols like TM and C, which I think will do the same.

Apple always makes it just a little more work!

OK, here goes "Copy & Paste" with my IOS keyboard...

© 2016 BackcountryPilot.org

It worked!! ha ha I learned something!

Mahalo.