How do to get Superscript in windows mail?

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"Gary VanderMolen" <Gary.RemoveThis@NoMail.invalid> wrote in message news:uuIkKXYaJHA.552@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>I think you would have to compose the message in Word, then copy
> and paste it into Windows Mail. Also, it's clumsy, but you can use
> Character Map: test superscript???
> test subscript??
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> "iggy67" <iggy67.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C19D6757-F3DB-4457-8A2C-A45A4EE5F40B@microsoft.com...
>> When creating a new message in windows mail (Vista), where is the option
>> where you can use superscripts like the small numbers or letters above the
>> right of
>> your text in the message body?
>
>

Use the <SUP> tag. Then use </SUP> to close it.

You must be in HTML mode. Type in the word or
number that you want superscripted and then go
down to the very bottom of the email. There
should be 3 buttons. Edit, Source and Preview.
Click Source.

Alternately, you can use CTRL+F3 and it opens
the source code in an editor.

Find the proper location and put in the beginning
tag. Then on the other side of that location put
in the closing tag.

If those buttons do not appear, on a new email,
click View->put a check mark next to Source Edit.

In case you want subscript.
<SUB> </SUB>





iggy67;1117429 Wrote:
> When creating a new message in windows mail (Vista), where is the option
> where you can use superscripts like the small numbers or letters above
> the
> right of
> your text in the message body?


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Thankx, This answered my question and was very helpful.

"VistaRookie" wrote:

>
> Use the <SUP> tag. Then use </SUP> to close it.
>
> You must be in HTML mode. Type in the word or
> number that you want superscripted and then go
> down to the very bottom of the email. There
> should be 3 buttons. Edit, Source and Preview.
> Click Source.
>
> Alternately, you can use CTRL+F3 and it opens
> the source code in an editor.
>
> Find the proper location and put in the beginning
> tag. Then on the other side of that location put
> in the closing tag.
>
> If those buttons do not appear, on a new email,
> click View->put a check mark next to Source Edit.
>
> In case you want subscript.
> <SUB> </SUB>
>
>
>
>
>
> iggy67;1117429 Wrote:
> > When creating a new message in windows mail (Vista), where is the option
> > where you can use superscripts like the small numbers or letters above
> > the
> > right of
> > your text in the message body?
>
>
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> VistaRookie
> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
>
>

You are welcome. Glad to help!

iggy67;1118379 Wrote:
> Thankx, This answered my question and was very helpful.
>
> "VistaRookie" wrote:
>
> >
> > Use the <SUP> tag. Then use </SUP> to close it.
> >
> > You must be in HTML mode. Type in the word or
> > number that you want superscripted and then go
> > down to the very bottom of the email. There
> > should be 3 buttons. Edit, Source and Preview.
> > Click Source.
> >
> > Alternately, you can use CTRL+F3 and it opens
> > the source code in an editor.
> >
> > Find the proper location and put in the beginning
> > tag. Then on the other side of that location put
> > in the closing tag.
> >
> > If those buttons do not appear, on a new email,
> > click View->put a check mark next to Source Edit.
> >
> > In case you want subscript.
> > <SUB> </SUB>
> >
> >
> >
> > VistaRookie
> > Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
> >
> >


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