Can Pages write two numbers one over another, like atomic number and mass?

Question

Is it possible in Pages 08 to write two numbers right atop one another like you do for atomic number and mass number? One a bit under the line, one a little over the line, both at the same place (not one after the other)? I haven't found out how to to it.
TIA

Answer 1

Perl,
I'm a little hesitant to post this because it's so clunky, but I don't know how desperate you are to include this notation in your work so I'll throw it out there.
You may create a Text Box with one number over the other and insert it into your work, but it comes with a big warning. Here's an example:
Note the following:
o The Text Box is formatted as Floating and Object Causes Wrap is UnChecked. Warning: If you add or delete text ahead of the symbol, the registration will be lost, and if you reformat the document in any way, you may have to go looking for your symbol and move it back to where it belongs.
o The Text in the Box is formatted as Centered
o You will have to manually create space for the symbol in your text by using spaces, changes in line spacing or other techniques.
This notation is pretty rare, since the Atomic Number is redundant with the Element Symbol.
Regarding a math module, you can create an impressive variety of math notations with Grapher.app, located in your Applications > Utilities folder. When you Copy and Paste notations from Grapher, you'll have the same problems with registration, unfortunately.
Regards,
Jerry