Re: XY4.018 and counter

["M.W. Poirier" poirmw@xxxxxxxx]

 Robert:

 Thank you for the information below. Just one more question:
 Does superscripting show as superscripting in GRAPHIC view?
 If the answer is "yes," as I suspect it may be, then what
 would prevent it from showing up as such? The reason I ask is
 that in the body of the text superscripted note number appear
 as superscripted, but when I go to my endnotes section, the
 same procedure gives me note numbers that are level with the
 line in GRAPHIC view, despite the fact that, in EXPANDED view,
 I can see that the coding, i.e., < ** Reply to message from "M.W. Poirier"  on Sat, 20
> Dec 2003 15:37:06 -0400 (EDT)
>
> Maben:
>
> > What does one have to do to have the small numbers that are placed
> > in text by the counter (Insert, Other, Counter) super-scripted?
>
> One way to go about it (there are several):
>  "This is the 22nd day of the month."
> or
>  "This is the 22nd day of the month."
> where PRN defines MDSU thus:
>  MD SU=(*+SUPERSCRIPT)
>
> With a spec for
>  MD SD=(*+SUBSCRIPT)
> an equivalent would be:
>  "This is the 22nd day of the month."
>
> But the first example is most succinct, duh.
>
> Default LH controls the size and position of the superscripted chars, e.g.
> "d[f] lh=50,45,45" would give you chars 50% the size of normal, up 45% of a
> line, and down 45%. But only if you use Speedo fonts...
>
> Just generate your document, then write a little program to insert
> {number} where appropriate. Or use CV search-and-replace with
> verification...
>
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> Robert Holmgren
> holmgren@xxxxxxxx
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