(I have recorded a macro that does this, but I cannot find a way of calling the macro from the autocorrect feature where everytime I type 'cm-3' the autocorrect calls the macro that reformats the string with the correct superscripting.) This is also required for subscripting, so that when I type h2o, it is automatically converted to H2O (with the '2' being subscripted). in other word processing apps, including Microsoft Word and OpenOffice. I can set this up in Microsoft Word by 'checking' the Formatted Text radio-button in autocorrect, but I cannot find such a feature in Writer's autocorrect. Learn how to use TextEdit on your Mac to create and edit plain text, rich text. For example, I would like to be able to define 'grammes per cubic centimetre' using metric notation of 'g cm-3' (where the '-3' is superscripted). I am trying to use OpenOffice Writer's autocorrect with strings containing superscripts and subscripts. Please try to briefly and clearly tell us: What you want, What you tried, and What happened.

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