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jcz7
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April 8, 2020
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InDesign CS4 subscript to subscript

  • April 8, 2020
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I need to make a symbol representing pressure of carbon dioxide i ID CS4. Thus it is 

P(subscript(COsubscript(2)). When I use the button for subscripts once and type CO it is nicely located where it belongs. Then to add '2' as a subscript to 'CO' it makes in numeral in the main line of text. 

I cannot find how to do it.

 

Please help, thank you, Jan

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Correct answer Migintosh

How's this? If it's OK, set C02 as subscript, then raise C0 with baseline shift, leaving 2 without baseline shift.

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Migintosh
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April 8, 2020

Is this what you want, and if not, can you post a screen shot?

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jcz7Author
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April 8, 2020

Unfortunately not. Below is the text in question. The equation is done with MathType. The last term in the equation contains the term with double subscript. I need to correct the corresponding term in the first line of text below:

 

 

thank you, Jan

 

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MigintoshCorrect answer
Legend
April 8, 2020

How's this? If it's OK, set C02 as subscript, then raise C0 with baseline shift, leaving 2 without baseline shift.

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