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Default How do I superimpose characters in Word?


I need to superimpose two characters, such as a superscript o over a dot . I
have found two ways of doing it, either by using Eq field, or by condensing
the space between the characters, in this case by 5. The problem is that my
text is going to be exported to another program (professional book
publisher), and that program does not read the field codes. Are there any
other ways of doing this that are more easily convertible with other
non-Office programs? Thanks.
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