What are the raised numbers used to cite in papers called and how do you do make them in word?

Why would you use that outdated manuscript citation style? Is that what a teacher is asking you to do?

Yea I need to cite and I'm using endnotes vs footnotes so I need to know how to do that

Type your sentence in Word, then whatever superscript number you want to use. Highlight the number. Go to Format, then File, then check the Superscript box and click OK.

superscript = Latin for "above the writing"
subscript = Latin for "below the writing"

Thank You

Raised script is called superscript.

HTML

<p>This text contains ^superscript text.</p>

So the tag is ^and

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Lowered script is called subscript.

HTML:

<p>This text contains _subscript text.</p>

So the tag is _and

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Reference: http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_sup.asp

Sorry, I thought this window would block code - so again:


Raised script is called superscript.

The tags are: "sup" and "/sup"

This text contains ^subscript text.

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Lowered script is called subscript.

The tags are "sub" and "/sub"

This text contains _subscript text.

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Reference: http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_sup.asp