exponents, math notations
Hey I have been asked to find out how to create exponents in InDesign. First I thought to use Superscript and it seems to work but now I am wondering if there is a real math way, you know.
David Tobey
David Tobey
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Permalink Reply by Andrei Sarbu on -
Maye you should try InMath http://itip-gmbh.eu/en/products/inmath/
Good luck.
Andrei
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Permalink Reply by David E. Tobey on -
Hey thanks I will pass this along to people who are doing the work.
Right now their budget may not have room for another expense. However it is great to know there is some place that is doing this for real instead of faking it.
Thanks again,
DTobey
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