How do I insert superscripts & subscripts using XP WORD

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5214 - 26 May 2008 00:46 GMT

How do I insert superscripted & subscripted numbers or letters in the text of
a Word document?

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Jay Freedman - 26 May 2008 01:20 GMT

>How do I insert superscripted & subscripted numbers or letters in the text of
>a Word document?

If the text you want to make subscript or superscript is already typed in the
document, then select it and press either Ctrl+= to make it subscript or
Ctrl+Shift+= to make it superscript. These are keyboard shortcuts for going into
the Format > Font dialog and checking the corresponding box.

If you're about to type some text that you want subscript, you can press Ctrl+=
first, type the subscript, and then press Ctrl+= again to stop subscripting (and
a similar procedure works for superscripts).

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Jay Freedman
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Neelakanta - 26 May 2008 12:16 GMT

Select the text that u want to have it as super/subscript and now go to
Format->
Font-> here u wil find Effects here check the super or subscript box
........... and click ok........... that's it

> >How do I insert superscripted & subscripted numbers or letters in the text of
> >a Word document?
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