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You can program macros even without knowing the macro language.  To
program a superscript, first turn the Macro Define key on (CTRL-F10).
It will ask for a key to assign -- enter something like ALT-A or
whatever (hold down ALT and press the letter).  It will ask for a
description; type something like "turn superscript on."  Then you'll be
back at your normal editing screen, except the lower right will say
"Macro Define" -- now do the exact keystrokes needed to turn superscript
on.  Once you have made it through the Font menu and are back at your
document, press CTRL-F10 again to turn off the Macro Define recorder.
If superscript works like the macro I did for italics (it should), you
would press your ALT-A (or whatever) to turn it on, type your text, and
press ALT-A again to turn it off.

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