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Is there a way to superscript a character is a string. I want this string to
be entered into a textbox. For example, This is what I have: tbxViewingAngle = "140 Degrees Horizontal" This is what I want: tbxViewingAngle = "140o Horizontal" (Superscript the "o" in the string) -- Cheers, Ryan |
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