superscript and subscript in text boxes

[cerveza_fiesta]

Using Office 2007

Can somebody tell me the hotkey for "normal sized text" in a text box

In the older office versions you could just hit Ctrl + '=' for
subscript and Ctrl+Shift + '=' to get superscript lettering. To turn
them off and continue typing, the same hotkey combo applied.

This still works fine in word, but in my powerpoint text boxes, the
superscript/subscript won't turn off with a hotkey stroke, requiring me
to flip through menus to find the checkbox. Being an engineer that adds
a lot of super/subscript text in my reports, its extremely annoying to
have to flip through a menu and wreck my train of thought.

Is there some new key combo that turns off super/subscript?

 

[John Wilson]

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I'm afraid that crazily you can only turn the sub / super script ON with hot
keys. You can however add those commands to the QAT and then use the Alt key
shortcut to toggle them.
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[Chirag]

This problem indeed does exist in PowerPoint 2007. Look at
http://officeone.mvps.org/ppshortcuts/ppshortcuts_features_026.html for a
solution.

- Chirag

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