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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / November 2006need to insert 2 to the second power on a powerpoint document
I am trying to write a number in a powerpoint presentation such as for example: -5 to the second power dfae, Is not there a key on your keyboard letting you type that easily (on my azerty keyboard that key is just below my escape key). If not you probably will need to use superscript which you can find in Format - Font. Or if you want to use the keyboard hit Ctrl and Shift and = key for superscript. At least that works on my Dutch PPT version.  SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) >I am trying to write a number in a powerpoint presentation such as for >example: > > -5 to the second power Hi Luc The key below the Esc key doesnt give superscript 2 / 3 on US or UK qwerty keyboards - only on (some?) azerty keyboards. On UK keyboards that key gives backtick and "logical NOT" ( which I obviously use all the time! ;0) ctrl shift = then 2 works though Signature_____________________________ John Wilson Microsoft Certified Office Specialist http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html > dfae, > Is not there a key on your keyboard letting you type that easily (on my [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > > > -5 to the second power Hi John, Guess we are better off then. That's why I mentioned I used an azerty keyboard. SignatureLuc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) > Hi Luc > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> > >> > -5 to the second power If you are going to use this feature a lot in your presentation, right-click the toolbar area and click "Customize", click the "Commands" TAB and then click "Format". Scroll down on the right and find the subscript and superscript commands. Click each one and drag to a place on an existing toolbar. I usually put them next to the "B" (Bold). SignatureBill Foley Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Microsoft Office Specialist Master Instructor www.pttinc.com >I am trying to write a number in a powerpoint presentation such as for >example: > > -5 to the second power |
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