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  1. FWF

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    How do you write a number &quot;to the power of&quot; another one? </p>

    So if it were 2 to the power 7, the 7 would be smaller in the top right hand corner ..?</p>

    I'm getting annoyed!</p>
     
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  2. Zad

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    You need to select subscript / superscript... one of the two... then adjust the font size..
     
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    I'm pretty sure.

    You have to use the equation editor within Word, and the shortcut is CTRL+H.
     
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    Yep, you can use Superscript too. nt
     
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    Cheers matey, superscript will do fine. I knew it had to be somewhere !
     
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    2<sup>7</sup>
     
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    Thanks all nt
     
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