Re: Footnote ref. nos.

[Carl Distefano CLDistefano@xxxxxxxx]

Reply to note from Eric Van Tassel <101233.342@xxxxxxxx>
 Thu, 16 Oct 97 11:20:59 +0000

-> It's not so convenient, however, to set super/subscripts in a
-> different typeface from the one used for text. The only way
-> I've found of doing this is to change the typeface each time a
-> superscript arrives: which is not only a nuisance, but
-> clutters up the file intolerably.
->
-> Has anyone found a way to (for instance) set the text in a
-> traditional font like Times Roman or Garamond but have
-> superscripts in a sans-serif Helvetica or Univers?

Sure. You could set up two styles, UP and DowN, that establish
MoDes SUperscript and NorMal and associate them with the desired
fonts. For example,



Then: This would be normal text. This would be
sanserif superscript. Back to normal. Etc. Footnote
superscripts would be in the main-text font.


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