kind of random, but

[mtaylor]

how do you type in the little 2 after something
as in e=mc2
but little, and up in the air (squared)

in microsoft word

[dre66]

Insert -> Symbol and find it there.

[XtrPickels]

or highlight, right click, edit font and choose "superscript"

[mtaylor]

Insert -> Symbol and find it there.

not in there

anyone else?

[mtaylor]

or highlight, right click, edit font and choose "superscript"

you win.

thanks

[This End Up]

In MS Word use superscript for raised text (E=mc2) and subscript for lowered text (H2O). They under Format, then Font. I don't know how to do it on this message board.

EDIT: Mr. pickles beat me too it

[dre66]

here is a pic.

[mtaylor]

here is a pic.

dunno if i had a diff version or somethin, but it wasnt in there.

XtrPickels' was worked