Subscript and superscript fonts

How did a program made for engineers and scientists make it 20+ years and not allow for subscripts and superscripts to be displayed. E=MC2 is really not all that powerful.Are there no chemistry math or physics applications developed. One nice method for implementing this is to add an additional mode to string display called markup bhere simple tags could be added around characters to alter their appearance much like is done in HTML.

> because most fonts have the square as plain character.
Try to do that cross-platform. LV windows uses extended ascii, linux uses UTF8. You have to end up with a "square character constant" VI containing the platform dependent conditional code, i.e. \C2\B2 for utf and \B2 for ascii, or anything the like. Besides, the characters available that way are very few. Advanced unicode tables have many more glyphs, but their font support may be minimal; and anyway LV notoriously doesn't support unicode yet.
As a scientist, I second by far a pseudo-latex interpreter (like Matlab) than an html one. The typesetting capabilities of the former are superior by far, even if only a subset is to be supported. Of course, such an interpreting mode will have to be toggled, by a "Latex Display" check option, or such.

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How to put in subscript and superscript characters

Hi:
Does anyone know how to insert subscript and superscript
characters into Dreamweaver. I am doing a site for an
engineering/manufacturing firm and I am trying to create a
subscript 2 like one would see in H2O. The "2" should be small and
lower than the "H" and the "O". I've tried creating one in WORD and
cutting and pasting but that will not work and when I use the
2 code that does not seem ideal as it tends
to slightly push down the line below once the character is in and I
don't feel like changing the line spacing on the entire site. The
other thing I can't seem to do is make a tiny "Registered" ®
character. Simply cutting and pasting from WORD, the small
superscripted symbol gets made into a large ® once I paste it
in. Can anyone assist?

Add this to your CSS -
sub { position: relative; bottom: 0; left:.2ex; font-size:
80%;}
Then use the tag.
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> Hi:
> Does anyone know how to insert subscript and superscript
characters into
> Dreamweaver. I am doing a site for an
engineering/manufacturing firm and I
> am
> trying to create a subscript 2 like one would see in
H2O. The "2" should
> be
> small and lower than the "H" and the "O". I've tried
creating one in WORD
> and
> cutting and pasting but that will not work and when I
use the 2
> code
> that does not seem ideal as it tends to slightly push
down the line below
> once
> the character is in and I don't feel like changing the
line spacing on the
> entire site. The other thing I can't seem to do is make
a tiny
> "Registered" ®
> character. Simply cutting and pasting from WORD, the
small superscripted
> symbol
> gets made into a large ® once I paste it in. Can
anyone assist?
>

How to: Subscripts and superscripts in Pages for iPad?

I have a little problem with Pages on my iPad; I must realize a scientifical report and I need to use subscripts and superscripts. Are they present in Pages??? How can I attive them?
Thanks.
Best Regards
Enrico Catanzani

Does Pages on the iPad have an Inspector panel? In the Mac version, it's a round blue button in the icon bar at the top of the window.
If you've got that in the iPad's Pages app, then you can use it to manually raise or lower the baseline of one or more characters, then use the font size to make them smaller. Superscripting after a numeral can be automatic (in the Mac version) by setting that in the Prefs.
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VO does not distinguish between subscript or superscript text

I find it strange that VocieOver in Mac OS X (10.5.8) does not distinguish between subscript and superscript. Subscript and superscript hold a lot of meaning and was wondering if there was maybe a setting somewhere that enabled subscript and superscript text to be easily identified.
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Hello, man with the spoof hobbitname,
Try doing it the other way around: put your legacy instruments in the main folder, after you've removed the new ones with the same names - including their samples folders.
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Cant apply superscript or subscript on opentype font (mac snow leopard/CS4)

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Opentype fonts is a set of characters and specifications...You mentioned right. Some opentype fonts can contain for example ligatures, glyphs or adittional specifications. Some open type fonts can contain subscript or superscript as glyphs, and others do not.
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Creating subscript or superscript in a mail response.

I am attempting to reply to an email in the MAIL App. I am having trouble making subscripts or superscripts that are required in my response. Any help would be appreciated. I am using the Yosemite Operating System.

[Updated to solve Superscript, Subscript, and Strike-through text cases. - /viking]
Mail does not offer any Superscript, Subscript, or Strike-through style capability, but you can first create them in TextEdit, and then these styles will be available in Mail.
TextEdit
Superscript and Subscript
Type the arbitrary text "ka" (without the quotes). Select the letter "a", and then choose Format > Font > Baseline > Superscript. The character levitates. On the left end of the TextEdit toolbar, there is a ¶ selector button. Click this and choose Show Styles… .
In the styles panel, you will see the superscripted letter "a" and below it, the current font info and the term Raised. Leave Document Styles selected, and simply click the Add to Favorites button. A sheet will drop down allowing you to name this style, and I suggest you call it Superscript. Leave the two checkboxes unselected, and click Add.
The "a" is still selected. You want to return this to normal, so click the ¶ style selector on the toolbar again, and choose default. Reselect the "a" character, and now choose Format > Font > Baseline > Subscript. From the preceding ¶ style selector, select Show Styles… again. This time, it says that it is Lowered. Click Add to Favorites, and name this Subscript.
Strike-through
While still in TextEdit, add and select an arbitrary word of default styled text. Choose Format > Font > Show Fonts. In the Fonts toolbar, there is a drop-down button offering single and double strike-through styles. Select Single for normal strike-through. If you want a red strikebar, choose the Color menu option, and pick red from the color chooser — before selecting Single from the strike-through menu.
Now, you have a word with a strike-through style applied. Select this word, and from the familiar ¶ style selection menu, Show Styles… again. Choose Add to Favorites, and when the naming sheet slides down, call it Strike-through, or Red Strike-through (if pertinent).
Now, Superscript, Subscript, and Strike-through are now selectable Favorites on your Show Styles menu.
Apple Mail
Select the text that you want to apply a style too. Right-click on that selected text. From the pop-up menu, choose Font > Styles… . A sheet should drop down with Favorite Styles enabled. Click on the blue-arrows adjacent to Default. Choose Superscript, Subscript, or Strike-through as appropriate. When you click Apply, your preferred style is applied to the selected text.
When you want to resume with regular text, spacebar after your effect, and then do the right-click, Font > Styles… again, and this time, click Default and Apply. You will be back to a default font baseline.

I just purchased Export PDF, and when I use it, it opens them in WordPad (which I never use) instead of Word. Thus, the pictures are not there, and the fonts are changed. How do I get into Word?

I just purchased Export PDF, and when I use it, it opens them in WordPad (which I never use) instead of Word. Thus, the pictures are not there, and the fonts are changed. How do I get them imported into Word?

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Garbled greek symbols and superscripts in PDF - new try

Hi everybody
I have troubles reading scientific pdf files where there are a lot of greek symbols and superscripts.
Sometimes, the display of the symbols is flawless, then the next time I open the very same pdf-file, all the symbols and superscripts are gone.
this is happening in Preview (default), Safari as well as Adobe Reader.
Carolyn Samit from Apple suggested to delete the preference files associaed with both Preview and Adobe Reader.
~/Library/Preferences.
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This was helpful, but it's only a temporary solution as the mess was back after about 2 weeks.
Anybody got an idea how to fix it permanently?
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Alex

HI Alex,
Next time symbols and superscripts are MIA...
Go to the Safari Menu Bar, click Safari/Preferences. Make note of all the preferences under each tab. Quit Safari. Now go to ~/Library/Preferences and move this file com.apple.safari.plist to the Desktop.
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Safe Mode
What is Safe Mode
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Superscript font name

Forum,
I would like to know the superscript font name (to create TM trade mark and SM service mark) in reports 6
thanks
natarajan.

Natarajan,
Superscript is not supported in reports 6i
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The Oracle Reports team

About Typekit, Edge Fonts and Google Fonts real utility for Web Designers

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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/about:config
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