Superscript in TOC

Hello!
is there a way to make part of the text as superscript in the table of content with iwork 08 pages?
for example
TOEFL® -> with the ® superscripted.
Thanks!
Jeanny

Jeanny,
I don't think so because Pages treats TOC text as a solid block, forcing you to select all of the text when you click on any of it.
-Dennis

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Sylvia,
If you need a superscript 2, why do you not just enter exactly that character and don’t both with extra character formats? With Western Windows you would enter the character using Alt+0178.
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I'm generating a book in which some chapter titles and headings contain superscript TM or registered TMs (e.g. "How to use Kleenex(TM)," where the (TM) is superscript). When I generate the TOC, the superscript is lost, and the TM just appears in-line with the rest of the words in the heading.
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> The trade mark character (T, which you can get in Windows by holding
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In theory, yes. In practice, this is font-dependent.
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Compare Sabon and Ocean Sans, for instance.
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I am having an issue with my Table of Contents. All my links works except for the items that have a superscript in them. In the example below, when I create the PDF and hover over the items the three words of (Modes of Operation) are hot links that take me to page 26. When I hover over the second entry I2C Digital Interface the only item that is a hot link is the letter I. Our goal is to have the entire entry a hot link for customers to hit and go directly to the page. I think the superscript is breaking the link.
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> I think the superscript is breaking the link.
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> The link is always terminated before any change in the character format. That's not a bug.
In user-authored manually-created hypertext links, sure. And in that case, we know that we have to re-apply the Marker to the various fragments of the desired text. I would not expect this behavior for a generated file where we have limited control over the auto-tagging.
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                                                                                From:       Jim Leichliter <[email protected]>
To:         Dave Tressler <[email protected]>
Date:       03/26/2010 06:02 PM
Subject:    Possible to Have ToC Default to Show Only Top Level (collapse
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Hi,
I think you will need a third party convertor - a quick
google sent me to this one
http://www.winavi.com/swf-to-avi.htm
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