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- What are the keyboard shortcuts for superscripts and subscripts in . . .
• For subscript, select the text or number that you want, and then press Ctrl and the Equal sign (=) at the same time You may also refer to the following link which discusses about the similar issue and check if it helps
- Subscripts in plots in R - Stack Overflow
I'd like to answer the original question which involves a comma in the subscript: How can I write v 1,2 with 1,2 as subscripts? plot(1:10, 11:20 , main=expression(v["1,2"])) Also, I'd like to add the reference for those looking to find the full expression syntax in R plotting: For more information see the ?plotmath help page
- subscript shortcut now zooms in word, how do I turn it off?
Here are the specific steps to restore the Subscript shortcut: Go to File > Options > Customize Ribbon and click the Keyboard shortcuts: Customize button at the bottom of the dialog In the Customize Keyboard dialog, select All Commands in the Categories list (1) Then select Subscript in the Commands list (2)
- superscript subscript shortcut key has lost, revert it back
According to the article, Subscript is now Ctrl + Shift + You can set your preferred shortcut via the Customize Keyboard dialog box Click File > Options > Customize Ribbon > Customize to display the dialog box Choose the "All Commands" category and find the Subscript command Click in the "press new shortcut key" box and enter your preferred
- Subscript of Subscript in MS Word - Microsoft Community
I want to place a subscript for a subscript character (subscript of subscript), is it possible in MS Word? Concern : I have an indisign file that contines nested subscript (subscript of subscript) when i export as RTF the nested subscripts are comes as same level of subscript in MS Word I want the same nested subscript in word Thanks, Dhana
- How to find the unicode of the subscript alphabet?
The ones that exist exist because they are used in certain contexts as actually different things than the characters they look like (IPA, for example, uses a lot of those) The stance of the Unicode consortium on this is that if you need arbitrary superscript or subscript, then use markup or other higher-level mechanisms –
- Update has reassigned Office shortcuts - Microsoft Community
Yes, but I'm now talking about the shortcut for subscript That was reassigned to the shortcut for non-breaking hyphen I changed that shortcut back to non-breaking hyphen as per your instructions Unfortunately, there is now no way to use the old keyboard shortcut for subscript, as it now just zooms in the text
- subscript - Subscripted y in unicode - Stack Overflow
Usually you do this with formatting Unicode's selection of superscript and subscript characters doesn't stem from the need or desire to cover whole alphabets but rather to enable specific use cases, e g writing IPA
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