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Originally Posted by HarryT
"tm" and "r" mean different things. "r" is for a registered trademark and must be used when you're referring to someone else's registered trademark. "tm" is used when you've submitted an application to have a trademark granted, but the application hasn't yet been approved. It's important to know the difference between the two and to use them correctly.
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I have seen both on well known very trademarked companies. Coca-Cola comes to mind.
Oh and I do appreciate your looking for me, but looking at the lawyers you linked, if they practice law anything like their commercials imply, I wouldn't trust them to defend me even with a video to prove I am innocent.
They are very cheap lawyers, all young and any lawyer here can claim to be an expert in any field.
So I think I will stay safe and not use trademarked items especially since if I put my cookbook up for sale (still waiting on the formatter), that to me would be commercial use.