Anybody know how to have a power factor in text..
100 m2 etc..
is it a unicode character?
thanks
walid86
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Jump to PostIn text the power sign is normally given by the ^ character (above your 6 on the keyboard. E.g. 10^2 = 100.
Using a word processor the 2 would generally be turned into superscript which places it above the other characters and smaller.
In HTML you can use the <sup></sup> …
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hericles
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In text the power sign is normally given by the ^ character (above your 6 on the keyboard. E.g. 10^2 = 100.
Using a word processor the 2 would generally be turned into superscript which places it above the other characters and smaller.
In HTML you can use the <sup></sup> tag or use a CSS class.
Is that what you are after?
walid86
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great!. thanks, was needing the html tags..
walid86
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this.richTextBox11.SelectionCharOffset = 7;will grab the selected text, and place it 7 (pixels? i think) above the original text...
this value is from -2000, to 2000.. positive meaning super, negative being sub.
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