Typing Subscripts
Typing xi
Type the symbol that will have the subscript.
Create a subscript by pressing the
Control key and the
- key at the same time.
Type the subscript into the placeholder (which is already selected).
Move the insertion point out of the subscript position up to the baseline by pressing the
Control key and the
Space bar at the same time.
Typing xi j
Type the symbol that will have the subscript.
Create a subscript by pressing the
Control key and the
- key at the same time.
Type the subscript into the placeholder (which is already selected).
Press the
Space bar and then type
j.
*To avoid multiplying the two subscripts, separate them with an invisible comma. To type the alias for an invisible comma, press the
Escape key before and after typing a comma.
Press Esc, type a comma, press Esc, and type j. |
Move the insertion point out of the subscript position up to the baseline by pressing the
Control key and the
Space bar at the same time.
Typing x23
Type the symbol that will have the subscript.
Create a subscript by pressing the
Control key and the
- key at the same time.
Type the subscript into the placeholder (which is already selected).
To avoid multiplying the two subscripts, separate them with an invisible comma. To type the alias for an invisible comma, press the
Escape key before and after typing a comma.
Press Esc, type a comma, press Esc, and type 3. |
Move the insertion point out of the subscript position up to the baseline by pressing the
Control key and the
Space bar at the same time.
Typing xni
The first three steps create and fill in the subscript and its subscript.
Type x, then press Ctrl+_. |
Type n, then press Ctrl+_. |
Press the
Control key and the
Space bar at the same time twice to get up to the baseline.