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From: Felix E. Klee on 16 May 2008 07:36
I have to write many expressions that contain subscripts and
superscripts. What's the key combination for turing text into
subscript/superscript? If there is no key combination and if none can
be assigned, is it possible to setup autocomplete, e.g. to turn M_xy
into M followed by xy in subscript?
From: John Wilson john AT technologytrish.co DOT on 16 May 2008 08:05
Try ctrl and =
or ctrl and +

Which version of PowerPoint do you use?
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"Felix E. Klee" wrote:

> I have to write many expressions that contain subscripts and
> superscripts. What's the key combination for turing text into
> subscript/superscript? If there is no key combination and if none can
> be assigned, is it possible to setup autocomplete, e.g. to turn M_xy
> into M followed by xy in subscript?
>
From: Sandy on 16 May 2008 08:08
Ctrl + = Toggles Subscript on the selection
Ctrl + Shift + = Toggles Superscript on the selection

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"Felix E. Klee" wrote:

> I have to write many expressions that contain subscripts and
> superscripts. What's the key combination for turing text into
> subscript/superscript? If there is no key combination and if none can
> be assigned, is it possible to setup autocomplete, e.g. to turn M_xy
> into M followed by xy in subscript?
>
From: Felix E. Klee on 16 May 2008 08:55
Thanks, John and Sandy. The suggested key combinations do indeed
work. :-) I'm using PPT 2007, BTW.
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