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Superscript and Subscript in email message
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The superscript and subscript options are missing in Outlook 2011.
As a work around you can use Word 2011 to compose your email and then copy and paste it into Outlook 2011.
In Word the options are Command + =, and Command + Shift + =.
If this is a feature you’d like to see in future versions of Office for Mac, be sure to send your feedback by clicking “Help” > “Send Feedback…” in any Office application or by clicking on the link below:
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The Special Character route is not always a viable option. It basically allows you to insert the superscript or subscript version of a character using the corresponding Unicode form if it exists.
You can typically find it for numbers, a couple of letters but that's it.
It's the same as using the OS X character viewer…
Really, the only viable option I can think of at this point (which is what I had posted earlier) is to format the message in TextEdit, then copy and paste in Outlook.
Outlook really lacks the proper formatting options :-\
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