Superscript and subscript in Access

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Guest

I am entering information into access 2000 and for the life of me can't get superscript or subscript items. I can use the character map and insert "some" of the characters I need but this is very time consuming. In word you have the option under fonts for these but in access I do not. Any suggestions?
 
D

Douglas J. Steele

Access doesn't really support them. You could use an RTF control, but that's
cumbersome.

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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(No private e-mails, please)


Arline said:
I am entering information into access 2000 and for the life of me can't
get superscript or subscript items. I can use the character map and insert
"some" of the characters I need but this is very time consuming. In word
you have the option under fonts for these but in access I do not. Any
suggestions?
 
G

Guest

Well it might not be "as" cumbersome as what is happening now so how would I do an RTF control?
 
S

Stephen Lebans

You should consider using a RIch Text ActiveX control.

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Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
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arline pluer said:
----- Arline wrote: -----

I am entering information into access 2000 and for the life of me
can't get superscript or subscript items. I can use the character map
and insert "some" of the characters I need but this is very time
consuming. In word you have the option under fonts for these but in
access I do not. Any suggestions?
thanks for answering my e-mail. I'm sorry it took so long to get back
to you. The character map is the only way I can find to do super or sub
script. I'm doing a medical dictionary and this is really a problem for
me. I can get most of the characters I need but I can't get capital
letters in superscript. If you hear anything pleae let me know. Thanks
again.
 

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