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Is there a menu or something on Pages where I can get superscript and subscript? What about Keynote and Numbers? And if not, does anyone know if an update will soon include it? Thanks.
iPod touch, iOS 6.0.1
Nobody in these forums can tell you anything about Apple's plans for updates or features.
Super/subscript has to be done via copy/paste from another app like Cymbola.
I can give you one example - Unicode Table. For others, just search the App Store for Unicode.
Good luck.
PS The app I mentioned is called Cymbol (not Cymbola).
In Numbers on my Mac, I created a document that only contained one text box, with a couple words, one of which was superscript and one of which was subscript.
I imported that to Numbers on my iPod, and I was able to copy the style from that text and apply it to other characters, in other text boxes. I don't have Pages for iOS, but I imagine the same technique would work in that.
Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac computer, so if I ever figure out how to do S. Script on my Windows, this will be very helpful. Thanks!
I couldn't find an app named "Cymbol"...
Seems like a bit too much to do just for S. Script. I'll figure out someting. Thanks, guys!
BigTarantula99 wrote:
I couldn't find an app named "Cymbol"...
If you can open a Pages file that's on my Public Dropbox, here, then you can copy the included styles into your documents:
Superscript, Subscript, double strikethrough, red strikethrough, double underline, red underline.
Thank you very much, Jeff, precious help!!
Can't open it...it just comes up as an untitled web page...
Never mind, I can. The download window came up behind my browser and I didn't see it.
It worked! Sorry for the long wait in giving you points...thanks for solving! Have a good holiday!
I do not get why Format -> Font -> Baseline -> subscript or superscript does not work for you (hope the translations are good I have a french version of Pages)...
I even added that to my toolbar (right click->Customize toolbar on it)
JC256 wrote:
I do not get why Format -> Font -> Baseline -> subscript or superscript does not work for you
Because this is a forum for Pages for the iOS, and you are talking about Pages for OS X, and they are different.
Is there a way to get Superscript and Subscript on Pages for iOS?
