Clarke Echols:
> The approach I usually use for superscripts is \u
> and \d, and to reduce the size of the superscript
> a \s-1 and \s+1 or +/- 2 if it looks better.
When I need to make my superscripts size-indepen-
dent, I multiply the current font size by a factor
instead of using a fixe
On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 6:03 PM, Ted Harding wrote:
> [In ms] you can use \* to make X into a
> subscript, and also \*{Y\*} to make Y into a superscript.
Oddly, both the groff_ms man page and the ms section of the groff info
files document the superscript tags but not the subscript ones.
On 30-Jul-2012 22:06:18 Timothy Groves wrote:
> I need to embed subscripts in my document. In particular, I want
> something that in eqn would be expressed as 'V sub 0' and 'V sub 1'.
> There appears to be no glyphs suitable to this job available in groff,
> and I cannot use eqn in the context
On 07/30/2012 04:06 PM, Timothy Groves wrote:
I need to embed subscripts in my document. In particular, I want
something that in eqn would be expressed as 'V sub 0' and 'V sub 1'.
There appears to be no glyphs suitable to this job available in groff,
and I cannot use eqn in the context that I ne
