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SUBS.SHP
3/25/1987
By Philip M. Kreiker, Looking Glass Microproducts
The information contained herein is being donated to the public domain
soley for the benefit of licensed AutoCAD END USERS everywhere. You are
free to modify, or reproduce and distribute only in the un-altered
original form, the information contained herein for ANY NON-COMMERCIAL
use, provided such reproduction/disribution is NOT FOR PROFIT, and
provided that with any such distribution, this NOTICE (or any portion
thereof) is NOT REMOVED OR ALTERED from it's original content in ANY
manner, shape, or form.
You ARE NOT free to reproduce and/or distribute the information
contained herein (regardless of medium or form of reproduction) for
profit, or to include it or any portion thereof, as a part of any
commercially marketed goods regardless of thier intended nature, scope,
or form, without the expressed written permission of the author.
If you seek such permission, it will be granted provided you furnish the
author with ONE (1) fully-functional, licenseable sample of the finished
product(s) in final marketed form. In return for which you may solict
and will recieve the author's objective opinions, advice and insight
regarding any and all aspects of said product(s), free of charge, with
appropriate and complete written assurance of non-disclosure.
Additional information can be obtained
by contacting
Philip M. Kreiker
Looking Glass Microproducts
4233 West Eisenhower Boulevard
Loveland, CO 80537
(303) 669-2681
Or, via electronic medium thru
Compuserve ID: 70261,234
******************************************************************************
SUBS.SHP provides a mechanism for adding subscripts and superscripts
to any standard AutoCAD font (.SHP) file.
To use SUBS.SHP, copy it into your ACAD subdirectory, and
compile it using with AutoCAD. Within your drawing editor, you must then
set up a text style using the STYLE command, and specify the name of the
standard font file followed by a ',subs'; as in the following:
Command: STYLE Text style name (or ?): (specify a name)
Font file <default>: simplex,subs
...
Within a line of text, the following escape sequences are
used to access subscripts and superscripts:
Escape sequence Action
\{ Begin Superscipts
\} End superscripts
\[ Begin Subscripts
\] End Subscripts
\\ \
Try, for example:
Little Mary had a drink
But she will drink no more,
For what she thought was H\[2]\O
Was H\[2\]SO\[4\].
e = mc\{2\}
5\{1\}/{[2\}"
The following are the contents of SUBS.SHP:
*BIGFONT 5,1,05C,05C
*0,4,Subs
21,7,0,0
*05C5B,5,strtsub
2,06C,3,2,0
*05C5D,5,endsub
2,4,2,064,0
*05C7B,7,strtsup
2,8,(0,16),3,2,0
*05C7D,7,endsup
2,4,2,8,(0,-16),0
*05C5C,3,bslash
7,05C,0