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typing math exponents squared and cubed in thunderbird

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Bullish Bob Bagley
Bullish Bob Bagley

in windows, i could type dsquared as d(alt, 0,1,7,8) and get dsquared,,,,,,how do i that in Thunderbird on linux mint cinnamon victoria......thank you

in windows, i could type dsquared as d(alt, 0,1,7,8) and get dsquared,,,,,,how do i that in Thunderbird on linux mint cinnamon victoria......thank you

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sfhowes
sfhowes

Select the exponent, then Format/Text Style... Superscript (see picture). Press Alt if the Menu Bar with Format is hidden.

Bullish Bob Bagley
Bullish Bob Bagley Ìbéèrè olóhun

the exponent is my signature in emails, letters, etc., b cubed, could you make your instructions more simple? and do not leave anything out! for example, i am in an email and i type b (now how do i cube that b as my signature in the email?)

sfhowes
sfhowes

Creating a signature is covered here, but the process of making super or subscripts is the same:

type b3 and a space

select the 3, then Format/Text Style, select Superscript

press the right-arrow key twice to continue typing