Duplicate signatures are sometimes represented by a symbol. is it /S/?
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As an attorney, I put /s/ on a copy to indicate that the original was signed.
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You most likely don't have to do anything if the symbol changed. Call the transfer agent to be sure. The name is on the certificate. They will let you know if you need to have it reissued, most likely not.
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Name Code            Glyph Description \n& dagger;                      †   dagger \n& Dagger;                     ‡   double dagger \n& spades;                     ♠   black spade suit \n& clubs;                        ♣   black club suit \n& hearts;                      ♥   black heart suit \n& oline;                         ‾   overline (overscore) \n& larr;                           ←   leftward arrow \n& uarr;                          ↑   upward arrow \n& rarr;                          →   rightward arrow \n& darr;                           ↓   downward arrow \n& trade;                        ™   trademark sign \n\n\n\n& mdash;                      —   em dash \n& iexcl;                          ¡   inverted exclamation \n& cent;                          ¢   cent sign \n& pound;                       £   pound sterling \n& curren;                      ¤   general currency sign \n& yen;                           ¥   yen sign \n& brvbar; or &brkbar     ¦   broken vertical bar \n& sect;                          §   section sign \n& uml;                           ¨   umlaut \n& copy;                         ©   copyright \n& ordf;                           ª   feminine ordinal \n& laquo;                        «   left angle quote \n& not; ;                         ¬   not sign \n& reg;                           ®   registered trademark \n& macr; or & hibar;        ¯   macron accent \n\n*i put spaces between the "&" and the second part of the code to show what the code looked like make sure you take out the spaces for it to work!
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What??\nOh.\nWhen doing a search in a computer, wildcards may be used. An asterisk * may be any number of letters or numbers, a ? is only one unknown.\n\nYou may remember a picture named ju......xxx and not remember any of the other letters/numbers or the file type, so your search could be "ju*.*"\n\nOr, if you knew it was jun or jul.jpg the search could be "ju?.jpg"\n\nIt is just a placeholder in the search, but it helps to narrow things down a little.
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(_o_)   Do you know what these symbols mean?\n\n (_x_)\n  \n (_!_)
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Email addresses are extremely case sensitive and exacting---they are either right or they are wrong---also as is the case in creating data pool information (such as file names/and in this case a mail list---certain symbols and sigs can not be used for they have specific called usages within the operating system and when used out of those contexts within the data pool they would reek havoc on the systems ability to assign task management for the function)  Solution---don't use these sigs and symbols in these lists---eliminate the use of the specified symbols--the error is eliminated--your task is done---all's right with the world
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That would be according to the mail client...Each uses a different symbol.
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Underscore is this character _  You can find it near the backspace button. It's the button with two lines on it. If you press it while holding shift  you get the underscore _
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I've seen this in some online signatures:\n\n(&#92;__/)\n(='.'=)This is a Bunny. Copy and paste bunny into your\n(")_(")signature to help him gain world domination.
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Are you talking about just a standard signature like\n\nJohn Smin \n123 W Main St. \nAnywhere, Anywhere 99999\n\nor like a fancy siggy that requires graphical editing.
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There is a dirty mark on your paper, which makes a C look like the E in your question.  SOWRRCDOSS makes CROSSWORDS.
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true, can also be a unique key. (vs repeating.)
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Its a type of font name !!
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I'm not sure the spelling is right.  I suppose there are tone marks too but you can't write them here.  I can help if you can scan that note as graphics and email it to me kn_bui@yahoo.com
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none all fingerprints are unique
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They have a keyboard with various "strokes."  Once entering the appropriate strokes for a symbol, it combines them into one.  I'm to understand it's a bit annoying to use.
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i agree with the above two answers the thing is the part of the string stored as said by the second answer is called the virus signatures.the virus signatures are stored in a database by the antivirus software.this signature stored in database is used to compare with the one in the file if a file is infected with virus then we get the message it is affected.but selecting the signature for a virus is the typical job done by the antivirus programmers.due to the backlog that when a new virus attacks our system the database will not contains any part of the string relating to the virus in the database maintained by the antivirus so,our system will get affected.so it is generally advised to get our antivirus signature list to get updated what if the antivirus doesnt have the signature for a particular virus? then we need to pay for that .... okay thats it\nit is really a good question of importance\nbye and take care