Mark the trademark with the proper notice symbol at the first or most prominent mention. You can also use underlining, italics, or bold type. Because a trademark is an adjective, use it with the appropriate noun that it modifies. In the case of our Windows trademark, follow the correct example below.
Trademarks serve to identify the source of a product.
If Microsoft trademarks are combined with the trademarks or product names of others, consumers may be confused as to which company is the source of a product. On all such materials your product name must appear more prominently than the Windows mark and the Windows mark should be visually distinguished from your product name by putting it in a different font, or color, or on a different line. This is important to avoid any implication that your product is produced, endorsed or supported by Microsoft. You must have a distinct product name for your product which does not include any Microsoft product name or trademark. You should not market any product under a name that is confusingly similar to a Microsoft product name or trademark.