How do I put a little number like an exponet but used for citations of sources when I am using Microsoft Word?

Question

I am trying to figure out how do I put a little number on the upper right side of a word or letter when I am trying to give proper citations for sources I use. Thank you

Answer 1

Type your number after your sentence. Highlight it. Go to Format, Font. Check "Superscript"

Answer 2

That is superscript. In Word to make text superscript or subscript, Select the text you want to format. On the Format menu, click Font, and then click the Font tab. Select the Superscript or Subscript check box. Be sure to uncheck the box when you are through.

Answer 3

THEY ARE called footnotes make the blink mouse be on the right of the words then click insert << reference << footnotes ok the type the source at the bottom.

Answer 4

i thought my to half bros were adopted i thought kids in New York City didnt go to school i thought fairy tales like santa clause and junk were real (but didnt we all?) i thought if i left a night light on a monster would be able to find me and eat me i thought that ppl would pray for babys to come and then the babys went into the moms stomach thought that bunnys were in the skis eating carots hmmm lots more dont remeber

Answer 5

Would using superscript and subscript help? Superscript is smaller and above.... subscript is smaller and below.

Answer 6

in XP goto

Start \ programs \accessories \System tools \Character map

Copy the character you need from there

Answer 7

just change it size

Answer 8

you're going to have to pic the superscript function. i dunno where thats located. sorry.