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1. #MICROSOFT KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT HOW TO#
2. #MICROSOFT KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT SOFTWARE#

KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT AND SUPERSCRIPT IN WORD HOW TO Since most of the time you only need to add common superscript characters such as ™ you can set specific shortcuts that would work regardless of the app you’re trying to use. But the first shortcut to learn is actually for the one that calls up the Character Viewer menu from anywhere on your Mac. To open a special characters menu, use Control + ⌘ + Space. Using the Character Viewer to create your own shortcuts will make this process even faster: Then search for “superscript” or “subscript” and double-click to paste the character into any currently active app. In the Replace column, write your shortcut. In the With column, paste the superscript character. Now your superscripts shortcuts can be with you in any app. Looking for another way to know what shortcuts are available? Use Paletro. Paletro is a nifty utility that you can call up by using Shift + ⌘ + P in any app. The search field will appear, where you can type the name of the shortcut you’re looking for and Paletro will find it instantly. This app is essential for any complex apps or apps you’ve just installed and want to get fast and proficient with. KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT AND SUPERSCRIPT IN WORD MAC.

#MICROSOFT KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT SOFTWARE#

KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT AND SUPERSCRIPT IN WORD SOFTWARE.KEYBOARD SHORTCUT FOR SUBSCRIPT AND SUPERSCRIPT IN WORD HOW TO.