Hello,
I’d like to ask you if there is any way how to get subscript in front of a character.
I need to get ‘1U2’ where both numbers are in the subscript and are “fixed” to the ‘U’.
Is it possible?
I hope that I explained it well enough.
Thank you very much.
Hi Tobias,
Currently there are only regular sub/super scripts supported. However, you could just do a subscript on a space (or invisible space) then U followed by subscript 2. One could tune the spacing between the two subscript using negative and positive spaces:
"\!\(\*SubscriptBox[\(\[InvisibleSpace]\), \(12\)]\)\[NegativeVeryThinSpace]\!\(\*SubscriptBox[\(U\), \(34\)]\)"
Where do you want to use it? Inside a table? inside a graphics? or …?
Hi Sander,
A further question. Is it possible to add the 2 above the " i " instead of the dot? See sketch.
“!\*OverscriptBox[\(\[DotlessI], 2])”
if you want to really fine-tune it you would need Graphics with several Text primitives…
Hi Sander,
Thanks for your quick replay and excellent support !
Best Regards,…Jos