How do I lower a letter in MS word??

Question

I need to put a(one ) letter in a line of three 1/2 a line space lower to form sort of a triangle ex. XXX the center X needs to drop 1/2 a space. Is this possible?
Thanks IA

Thanks Tushie.. but I need the letter to stay the same sise and drop halfway below the bottomline of the other two(like a triangle)

Answer 1

i dont think that it is possible with just Word. if you try doing it in photoshop, then you can insert it over to Word as a clip art.

Answer 2

This answer is for Betty. If you look at any non-fiction writing you will find both subscript--when the character is smaller and below the regular text. Example: H2O, CO2. More recognizable might be superscript--same idea, but the character is smaller and above the text. Examples would be "degree" (as in temperature), or foot noted numbers. Unfortunately, this program doesn't have the capability of special formatting to demonstrate for you.

Answer 3

Go to FORMAT> FONT, click on subscript. Tushie is right. You need to cover the particular letter before you go to Format. After you are finished though, you need to go back into the box and click on FONT or you might find that all your other letters are coming out in subscript.

Answer 4

highlight the letter you wish to be "lowered"... On the menu bar, click on format.. then click on font... then check the "subscript" box, then click OK.

Answer 5

I feel like im reading another language! Is this what theyre teaching in english now-a-days? I would surely flunk out..........bettyk