OT: Super duper scripts in MS Word

[Jim Hurley]

Hi Paul,

I'm not sure I know what you mean by "manually raise it some number of points." 

I'm trying to do this within MS Word.

I know it can be done. I have an example. I just can't find a way to duplicate it.

You might be right about using an equation editor. I used to be fluent with it, but no more. 

Is it possible to extract a chunk from the MS Equation editor so that it becomes a word "in line" with normal text?
 

Jim


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>> Jim Hurley-2 wrote
>> 
>> This is WAY off topic, but I don't know where else to turn. 
>> Google has
>> failed me  entirely.
>> 
>> I need TWO levels of superscript in MS Word. X to the Y 
>> power to the Z
>> power. Three levels of text: base level, superscript level, and
>> super-duper script level.
> 
> The easiest thing is to enter Z as a regular superscript, then change the
> font size to something smaller (e.g., change 10pt to 6pt), then manually
> raise it some number of points until it looks reasonable.
> 
> It might also be possible to embed an Equation Editor object inline with the
> text, but that's probably gilding the lily.
> 
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