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Article #8414Re: Changing text to superscript
From: Robert Tkaczyk
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 18:06
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 18:06
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> app.findPreferences = null;
> app.changePreferences = null;
> app.changePreferences.position = Position.superscript;
> myFinds = objTextFrame.search("m2", false, false, undefined);
> app.findPreferences.position = Position.superscript;
> app.changePreferences.position = Position.normal;
> myFinds = objTextFrame.search("m", false, false, undefined);
>
> But this makes the assumption you don't have any other "m" characters superscripted for some other reason.
why don't replace "m2" to "m<00B2>" ?? ;)
where <00B2> is UNICODE of "Superscript Two"
robin
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