using proper SI notation for squared in visual studio form C#

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hi does any one know how to format text in a label on a form to represent the squared symbol in proper S.I. notation?

I know that this kind of thing can be done in office and I was hoping to be able to do it in visual studio 2008. I am using C# if it makes any difference?

Posted 8-Oct-10 3:22am

zippy1973

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you mean thats all it takes!!!?

just a copy and paste

ps thanks X

Posted 8-Oct-10 3:43am

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Sauro Viti 8-Oct-10 9:58am

That character is part of the extended ASCII set, if you prefer you could also hold the ALT key and type 253 on the numeric pad (its ASCII code is 253).

Toli Cuturicu 8-Oct-10 14:37pm

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Sauro Viti · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-08T03:39:00

Solution 1

Do you mean writing something like x²? You could simply copy the ² character from here and paste it in your source code, or in the Text property of your label using the Designer.

Posted 8-Oct-10 3:39am

Sauro Viti