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Texinfo has support for a few additional glyphs that are commonly used
in printed text but not available in ASCII. Of course, there are
many thousands more. It is possible to use Unicode characters as-is
as far as makeinfo is concerned, but TeX is not so lucky.
• @TeX @LaTeX | The TeX logos. | |
• @copyright | The copyright symbol (c in a circle). | |
• @registeredsymbol | The registered symbol (R in a circle). | |
• @dots | How to insert ellipses: … and ... | |
• @bullet | How to insert a bullet: • | |
• @euro | How to insert the euro currency symbol. | |
• @pounds | How to insert the pounds currency symbol. | |
• @textdegree | How to insert the degrees symbol. | |
• @minus | How to insert a minus sign. | |
• @geq @leq | How to insert greater/less-than-or-equal signs. |