with the difference that text isn’t the primary selection in a PowerPoint presentation. You would need to add a text box first and then select text to create superscripts and subscripts.

Though, there are many times you’ll use text either above or below the line. These are “subscript” and “superscript” characters, and through a quick couple of button presses, you can add these in ...

Create easy access to the subscript and superscript font effects Your email has been sent Users have two efficient methods for applying superscript and subscript fonts. They can use a keyboard ...

Select the text, symbol, or number with superscript or subscript you want to remove. On the Home tab, click the launcher button on the bottom right of the Font group. A Font dialog box will appear.

Adding subscripts is similar to adding superscripts, the only difference is that wherever you were selecting the superscript button (Desktop and Mobile) now you’ll have to simply click on the ...

This graphic from Wikipedia helps to clarify the differences between the two, subscript on top and superscript on the bottom, from the ‘baseline’, which is the default placement of typed text: The ...

Is there any easy way to do simple subscript and superscript text in Apple (Cocoa?) apps? Specifically, TextEdit and Keynote, as the subject suggests. <BR><BR>Currently, in order to do subscript ...

Folks,<BR><BR>Finally got Keynote 2, and I like it. The feature I bought it for is support for including vector graphics, the lack of which in PowerPoint was driving me up the @#&$ wall.

While most commonly used for math and science, you’ll also see superscript used to indicate a footnote. Similarly, subscript is usually used to write chemical equations and formulas. You can ...

Other AutoCorrect applications of superscript -- and subscript -- are the auto-formatting of common fractions like one-half and one-quarter. Select the text in PowerPoint that you want to change ...