Re: [libreoffice-users] Replace normal font with superscript of only a portion of a term

On 2015/07/29 16:09, Brian Barker wrote:
> At 15:40 29/07/2015 +0900, Thomas Noname wrote:
>
> Don't know. Indeed it shouldn't happen. Are you saving the documents 
> in LibreOffice's native .odt format or (unwisely) in some foreign format?
ODT format. As pure as it comes.
> There sure is. Search for "TM" and replace with "TM" (no quotes). Put 
> the cursor in the "Replace with" field and click Format... . Under 
> Position, select Superscript. You might not want to Replace All, or 
> you will change things such as "uTMost"!
If I understand you correctly: there IS no way of replacing a string of 
characters with mixed formatting (like normal + superscript).

> Incidentally, you very probably shouldn't be using two superscripted 
> capital letters for this, but instead the single Unicode character 
> "TRADE MARK SIGN" (U+2122), which you should find in all normal fonts. 
> Find this at Insert | Special Character...; no need for superscripting.
I imagine that. However, xxxTM is the way the customer itself specifies 
its product - as a registered trademark.
Would it be permissible (for me) to change that?

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