superscript and subscript text

[jercfd]

How would I write superscript and subscript text in my script. There are unicode superscript text but there is no superscript letters and symbols I need. Can someone please help me?

[evilertoaster]

If you're entering 'simple text' your options are only whatever characters and symbols are defined in the character set you're using (http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/superscripts_and_subscripts.html shows the ones avialable in the standard windows unicode).

Realise that anything other than that is not 'plain text'. Software applicatoins allow you to type superscript and such, but only in the context of that applciation (try saving a MS Word document that has suberscript in it as a .txt file).

There may be somthing you can do depending on your specific case though... Can you give more detial on that?

Edited February 20, 2008 by evilertoaster

[jercfd]

I am making a list view that contains things like temperature and heat capacity.

This is one of the items in my list view:

It looks like this:28.836 J·mol−1·K−1

What it should really look like is the −1 are superscript

[jercfd]

I just tried it and it came out to be a regular 1 and not a superscript 1.

GUICtrlCreateListViewItem("Electron Config|1s" & Send("{ASC 8321}"), $HDataGeneral)

I also tried it with Microsoft Word and it also came out to be a regular 1.

Edited February 21, 2008 by jercfd

[jercfd]

bump

[jercfd]

My problem is still unresolved. Can someone please help me?