so that the "2" is below the line?

Select the 2 and apply subscript formatting to it. The shortcut key is
Ctrl+= or you can use the Subscript check box in the Format Font
dialog.

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On Tue, 6 Jun 2006 20:20:01 -0700, What is a display name? What is a
display wrote:

so that the "2" is below the line?

Hint: Subscript

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"What is a display name?" What is a display
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so that the "2" is below the line?

"What is a display name?" What is a display
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so that the "2" is below the line?

Formatfontsubscript (Subscript is in the "Effects" section on the Font
dialog box....).
(Actually this DOESN'T put the "2" below the line, it puts it 1/2 way down,
but thats what you want I think....)

Rob

[OneRob]

did you get an answer to your question on how to write a chemical formula if
so will you please email the answer to thanks

"What is a display name?" wrote:

so that the "2" is below the line?

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

That question has been asked and answered in this and other Word newsgroups
before. Perhaps you need to use Google.

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"OneRob" wrote in message
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did you get an answer to your question on how to write a chemical formula
if
so will you please email the answer to thanks

"What is a display name?" wrote:

so that the "2" is below the line?