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Publisher:  Create rule to make th, st, rd (1st, etc) superscript

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Dummy Book Pro - 26 May 2008 18:06 GMT
Is there a setting / rule / whatever that will automatically convert 1st,
2nd, etc., to superscript for the st, nd, etc. without having to edit font
each time?
Mary Sauer - 26 May 2008 18:23 GMT
You can customize the toolbar and drag the superscript icon to the toolbar.
Click the icon just before the superscript and right after...

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> Is there a setting / rule / whatever that will automatically convert 1st,
> 2nd, etc., to superscript for the st, nd, etc. without having to edit font
> each time?
Ed Bennett - 26 May 2008 19:04 GMT
> You can customize the toolbar and drag the superscript icon to the toolbar.
> Click the icon just before the superscript and right after...

Or you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+= (Ctrl++) to toggle
superscript on/off.

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Mary Sauer - 26 May 2008 20:11 GMT
Easier my way.

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>> You can customize the toolbar and drag the superscript icon to the toolbar.
>> Click the icon just before the superscript and right after...
>
> Or you can use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+= (Ctrl++) to toggle
> superscript on/off.
Ed Bennett - 26 May 2008 22:40 GMT
> Easier my way.

Suit yourself.

When I'm typing, my hands stay glued to the keyboard; having to move my
hand to the mouse to toggle a toolbar button is far slower for me than
hitting Ctrl+Shift+=.

I figure it's probably more helpful in the end to let the OP decide
which works better for him/her.

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