Xerox 4213 User Manual
XES COMMAND LANGUAGE MODE
Superscript Start/Superscript Stop
Purpose
Superscripts characters.
Syntax
E
h
Syntax
E
s
h
Instruction to start superscripting.
s
Instruction to stop superscripting.
Where to place it
Anywhere superscripting is desired, with the Superscript Start
command immediately before the first character to be affected,
and the Stop command immediately after the last character to be
affected.
command immediately before the first character to be affected,
and the Stop command immediately after the last character to be
affected.
Example
To produce:
To thine own self be true.
a
Enter:
To thine own self be true.
E
ha
E
s
More
The superscript commands cannot be used to:
•
Superscript a superscript
•
Index up a page
•
End a subscript
The distance from a superscript character to a regular character
depends on the current font size. If you want to use a smaller or
larger font for the superscript, give the Font Change command
immediately after Superscript Start and return to the original font
before Superscript Stop.
depends on the current font size. If you want to use a smaller or
larger font for the superscript, give the Font Change command
immediately after Superscript Start and return to the original font
before Superscript Stop.
In the example below, the regular letters are entered using font
number 3, and the superscript is entered using font number 4.
number 3, and the superscript is entered using font number 4.
To produce:
To thine own self be true.
a
Enter:
E
3To thine own self be true.
E
h
E
4a
E
3
E
s.
To underline a superscript at its own level, give the Underline
Start command after the Superscript Start command.
Start command after the Superscript Start command.
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