[ale] OpenOffice Expertise sought

[Jim Kinney]

<ctl>-p is suPerscript, <ctl>-s is subscript.

google for portable openoffice thumbdrive
It's been done but I can't recall where...

On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 3:20 PM, tom <tfreeman at intel.digichem.net> wrote:

>
> I'm starting a new gig (Yeah!), and promptly ran into a challenge. I'm
> using OpenOffice because in theory I can run that between the employer's
> MS Word and my own linux systems, and I've run into two places of
> ignorance.
>
> First - and probably more crucial for me right now - I need the ability to
> put a superscript and subscript one over the other (Its chemisty in case
> that helps). I haven't chased down how to do this as an inline graphic or
> math formula yet, but I'd really like to be able to just type it straight
> off as text. Ideas?? Clues? Tossed Bricks?
>
> Second - I'd like to install OpenOffice.org to a thumb drive such that I
> can use it on one of several XP and Vista machines available to me at
> work. This might not work if the IT people have properly locked up the
> machines, but I figure I might as well find out how to do it. (They have
> locked up the network so I cann't ssh home and convert stuff to a word
> format there. Clever bastards, but they have students to deal with.)
>
> Thanks in advance.
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