How do i get sub/superscript in Access?

[Guest]

self explanatory really

someone please help before i throw something lol

 

[Guest]

You need a textbox that supports Rich Text. You can get one from Total Access:
http://www.fmsinc.com/products/memo/index.html
or from Stephen Lebans:
http://www.lebans.com/richtext.htm

Probably others available, too.

Barry

 

[J]

Hello... umm Cowie!

There is no direct way to do this as far as I know. If you are trying
to just display subscript/superscript letters on a form, you have two
options:

1) Create separate labels, one normal label and the sub/superscript
label which is really just smaller text in the right location

2) Use some of the pre-existing ascii characters that are naturally
superscript/subscript. Below is all the characters I could find using
Start->Programs->Accessories->CharacterMap:
° ² ³ ¹ º ª â…“ â…” â…› â…œ â… â…ž

Hope that helps,
~J

 

[Guest]

Thankee very much J and Barry

problem solved

Hello... umm Cowie!

There is no direct way to do this as far as I know. If you are trying
to just display subscript/superscript letters on a form, you have two
options:

1) Create separate labels, one normal label and the sub/superscript
label which is really just smaller text in the right location

2) Use some of the pre-existing ascii characters that are naturally
superscript/subscript. Below is all the characters I could find using
Start->Programs->Accessories->CharacterMap:
° ² ³ ¹ º ª â…“ â…” â…› â…œ â… â…ž

Hope that helps,
~J