... and if so they can be accessed via -char()- or "{c #}"
from within Stata, as pointed out earlier in this thread.
Nick
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Toyoto Iwata
> Arial font might contain 2 and 3 superscripts to express
> square or cubic units for everyday purpose.
Michael
> > I am using Windows XP and in the accessories, system tools
> you can find
> > a character map. Some of the subscripts and superscripts
> and be found
> > there. For exampe alt 0178 will give you the 2 superscript in arial
> > font. I just tried it in a twoway graph and it worked.
> Obviously not
> > all of the subscript and superscripts will be there but maybe you be
> > lucky and get the one you need.
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