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How to Make Text Superscript in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word 2007
1. Open your document in Microsoft Word.
2. Select the text you want to make into superscript with your mouse. If you have not written it yet, you can follow the Steps below, type your text and then turn off the superscript before typing anything else.
3. Select the 'Home' menu. In the Font section, locate the Superscript button. It will look like an X with a small 2 above and to the right of it (a superscript 2).
4. Click on the 'Superscript' button. If you selected text before doing this, only that text will be made superscript. If you have not typed the text yet, you will need to click the Superscript button again after you type the superscript text to return to normal-sized text.
5. Click on the little box to the right of 'Font' in the Font section of the Home menu to accomplish the same thing. This will open the Font dialogue box. Locate 'Superscript' near the bottom and select it by clicking on the box to the left of it.
Microsoft Word 1997-2003
6. Open your document in Microsoft Word.
7. Select the text you want to make superscript with your mouse. If you have not written it yet, you can follow the Steps below, type your text and then turn off the superscript before typing anything else.
8. Click on the 'Format' menu, then 'Font.'
9. Locate 'Superscript' near the bottom of the Font box and select it by clicking on the box to the left of it. Then click 'OK.'
10. Return to the Format Font dialogue box after you type the superscript text and click the Superscript button again to return to normal-sized text.