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Yugma web conferencing

Yugma

I’ve been doing online meetings for a few years now, mainly using Microsoft Live Meeting and Webex from Cisco. While these 2 products are excellent tools for conducting online meetings, they have a cost associated to them which can be difficult to handle if you are a freelancer trying to work with a shoestring budget.

Today, I’d like add a free alternative to your toolbox. Yugma web conferencing allows anyone, anywhere to instantly share their desktop and ideas online with others. It works on Windows, Mac and Linux and it’s free if your meetings have less than 20 users.

Of course they also have a professional version that you pay for, but I’ve been really happy with the free version so far.  I highly recommended it if you need to share your desktop with someone else far away.

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2010 03 03 Technology Comments (1) Permalink

How to add the service mark symbol with HTML

HTML has a tag known as <sup> which stands for superscript text. This tag properly places text half a character above the baseline.

Example:
bite size technology, design and marketing ideasSM

In order to achieve the service mark symbol as you see above, you need to align your “SM” text to the top of its line-height and decrease the font size to 50% of its original size. The following code samples will produce the service mark symbol on your web pages.

CSS code:

sup { vertical-align: text-top; font-size: 50%; }

HTML code:

bite size technology, design and marketing ideas<sup>SM</sup>

Let me know in the comments section if this code helps you, or better yet, share it with others who might need it.

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2010 01 23 Code Comments (0) Permalink

How to add the Registerd Trademark symbol to your website

Add the following HTML code: &reg;

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2010 01 10 Code Comments (1) Permalink