[Elizabeth]

The standard windows/ Microsoft the squared sign can be made using the keypad (not numbers above letters) press 'alt'and key in 253 at same time. When you let go the 'squared' proper symbol will be in place.
Cool.
I hated always typing in 4B-SST2 instead of 4B-SST²

[Speedskater]

With some firmware it may require:  [alt]0253 rather than [alt]253

[James Tanner]

The standard windows/ Microsoft the squared sign can be made using the keypad (not numbers above letters) press 'alt'and key in 253 at same time. When you let go the 'squared' proper symbol will be in place.
Cool.
I hated always typing in 4B-SST2 instead of 4B-SST²

Nice tip - thanks  - I have been struggling with that myself

james

[Speedskater]

more:
 © [alt]0169
 ® [alt]0174
 ¯  [alt]0175
 °  [alt]0176
 ± [alt]0177
 ²  [alt]0178
 ³  [alt]0179
 ´  [alt]0180
 µ  [alt]0181
 º  [alt]0186
 ¼ [alt]0188
 ½ [alt]0189
 ¾ [alt]0190

 ²  [alt]253
 ý  [alt]0253

[Speedskater]

Notice that these sometimes work different ways. There are hundreds of characters.

Do a search on:

ANSI Character Set
Windows Character Set

[Napalm]

The standard windows/ Microsoft the squared sign can be made using the keypad (not numbers above letters) press 'alt'and key in 253 at same time. When you let go the 'squared' proper symbol will be in place.
Cool.
I hated always typing in 4B-SST2 instead of 4B-SST²

And now your amp sounds better too. More definition and air.

[Chicago]

4Bsst² accomplished in MAC.  You can get there by going to Edit and then selecting "special characters".  You may need to click on the gear in upper left of window and then go to "digital - all" to find the ².  You will find it under "superscript 2".  I can't believe what entertains us.

[yioryos]

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