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is there any keystoke to achieve the small 2 above the m?
I have to print labels were the articles are priced per square metre. is there any keystoke to achieve the small 2 above the m I suppose it would be known as superscript in some software. This make my life much easier as I have 100’s to print.
thanks in advance
Ian Rankin
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10 Replies
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ALT 0178
Hold the ALT key and type 0178 (including zero) on the numeric keypad NOT the numbers at the top of the keyboard.
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Good tip from Big G. Signlab does have superscript etc though.
Alan -
Thanks Big G it works a treat. Brushman how do you use superscript in signlab I can’t see it for looking. (local saying)
Regards Ian Rankin -
Highlight 2 letters from your text string, left click on superscript icon on top tool bar, right character will move. Right clicking on icon will give size and position options.
Alan
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I always use the older layout 4.95 but I have had a peek at the on screen text editing and I can see your method is very easy. Perhaps I should be using that layout method all the time , old habits are hard to change.
I sure that even after using signlab since the good old b/w days I am still only utilising half of its capibilities I probably need a good training course.
Thanks for the help, Brushman -
If truth be known most of us are only using a fraction on the softwares capability. I use Signlabs “align to baseline” alot now, but only twigged how it worked it last year, and I still don’t know what “zoom open” does. It would be interesting for others to chip in with functions they have just discovered after using their software for some while.
Alan -
“zoom open”
i use the f6 f7 f8 keys for zooming quickly, i never use the tool to the left,
f6 is to zoom out f7 to zoom in and f8 brings the border size to fit screen.
Nik
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my offering..
I find alt+backspace for undo handy -
quote Brushman:I still don’t know what “zoom open” does.Neither do I (not much help that eh) – I have been trying for ages to figure what it does – it’s not mentioned in the manual or help files.
My Tips: – CTR / Z (undo); CTR / Y (redo); F2 – turns off all but the current layer. CTR+click on any colour turns on (or off) that colour layer; CTR + K (align – last settings); Alt + S (turn fills on or off); CTR + E (go into node edit – this is useful if you are in amongst a lot of objects and it’s difficult to double click).
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Some great short cuts their Thanks for that guys and girls
my favourite is ctrl alt del……. and then go home
works for me.
Neil….:P 😆 😛
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