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In my experiments the superscript/subscript survives direct formatting changes as well as changes to the underlying style (but not Ctrl + Space or other means to remove font formatting). Can you describe the circumstances under which the formatting is lost?
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You could insert them as Unicode characters. Have a look at the following pages:
Superscripts and Subscripts Unicode subscripts and superscripts |
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thanks again for all the replies |
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paste values; when entire paragraphs are changed to another style with a defined font setting... there's many but the problem is difficult to address when those doing the formatting (of very large documents) aren't the authors.
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