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must call the font after the subscript command, because the distance that
the baseline is lowered is determined by the font in use. This command
cannot be used to further lower text that is already subscripted. If
underlining and subscript are to be used together, refer to the Start
Underlining command for information on how the two commands
interact.
Superscript Start
▲
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
hh
hh
h
▲
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
The Start Superscripting command raises the baseline of subsequent
characters. When using a smaller font for the superscripted text, the user
must call the font after the superscript command, because the distance that
the baseline is raised is determined by the font in use. This command
cannot be used to further raise text that is already superscripted. If
underlining and superscript are to be used together, refer to the Start
Underlining command for information on how the two commands
interact.
Sub/Superscript Stop
▲
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
ss
ss
s
▲
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
This command will stop either superscripting or subscripting.
Superscripting and subscripting will also be stopped upon receipt of
carriage control characters CR, LF or FF.
Underline Start
▲
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND:COMMAND:
COMMAND: s
uu
uu
u
▲
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:RANGE:
RANGE:
N/AN/A
N/AN/A
N/A
The Start Underlining command causes all subsequent characters,
including tabs and spaces, to be underlined until a Stop Underlining
command is received. The thickness of the underline is determined by the
size of the last font in use at the end of the line.