Type Exponents as Superscript - E6S

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The discussion focuses on how to type exponents as superscripts in E6S, specifically using the format x[ sup ]2[ /sup ]. Users are seeking a solution to display exponents correctly instead of the standard notation (x^2). The method suggested mimics HTML formatting but uses brackets instead of angle brackets. Participants confirm the effectiveness of this approach while humorously referencing a payment for a hamburger. The conversation highlights a straightforward solution for typing superscripts in E6S.
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I'm sure I've seen it...I've searched under "typing exponents" , "how exponents" and "superscript" and can't come up with a thread on getting exponents to show as superscript rather than (x^2).

I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.

Thank you in advance. E6S
 
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try x2
that is x[ sup ]2[ /sup ] without spaces
just like HTML but with [ ] instead of < >
 
x2
did this work?
 
just don't forget the hamburger
 

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