+33657 From here you can get the degree symbol by selecting Insert, Special character and choosing the degree symbol ° (2nd row, fifth character from the right).
More generally, you can type Alt 0176 from the keyboard's numeric pad ° (you have to hold down the Alt key while typing the 0176).
Incidentally, Melody, to get out of superscript mode just select superscript again!
+118703 It is just a superscript zero. What do you want it for. i mean is it just for presentation or something you want to type into a calculator or what?
You can highlight the zero. Go to the drop down format and choose superscript. Trouble is this has a bit of a bug - it is hard to get out of superscript mode. you can leave it till your whole post is written and then superscript it after that works ok.
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I nealy always use LaTex say you want 36degrees. I would open the latex box and type in 36^0 then close it again. 360 You can do the same thing in Math(input) I believe. It looks like it is not in line properly but it straightens up when you 'publish' your post!
+33657 From here you can get the degree symbol by selecting Insert, Special character and choosing the degree symbol ° (2nd row, fifth character from the right).
More generally, you can type Alt 0176 from the keyboard's numeric pad ° (you have to hold down the Alt key while typing the 0176).
Incidentally, Melody, to get out of superscript mode just select superscript again!
