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From: "Allison Fry via RT"<
[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2013 10:43:47 -0600
Subject: [WR #288] Support Contact Form: Other
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[email protected]> The help document of "Subsuperscript"function says that:
> To enter a subsuperscript in a notebook, use either Ctrl+_ to begin a
> regular subscript or Ctrl+^ to begin a regular superscript. After
> typing the first script, use Ctrl+% to move to the opposite script
> position. Ctrl+Space moves out of the subscript or superscript
> position.
> =========
> However, Ctrl+^ can only give a Power to the former variable not a
> regular superscript. The resultant combination can not be assigned
> any value as a normal variable.
> I think this description in the ''more information" of the help
> document of "Subsuperscript" function is wrong.
> Just a feedback, and hopefully this sentence can be removed from
> further version.
>
Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to let us know about this issue in the documentation. I have forwarded this report to our developers in charge of this are of the documentation so that it can be fixed in a future release of Mathematica.
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