There is no baseline shift tag in FusionPro, but there are several
things you can do to approximate the effect. Here are a few that
come to mind, in order of increasing complexity:
* Use the <superscript> tag. For example:
return '<f name="Zapf Dingbats"><superscript>n</superscript></f>';
(You may have to adjust the superscript ratio and offset in the
Global Paragraph Settings. You can, of course, also use a tag such
as <z newsize=4> to adjust the point size of the "bullet" character.)
* Use absolute leading. For example:
return '<f name="Zapf Dingbats">n</f><p
leading="50"> ';
* Create a table, and adjust the vertical position of the rows.
Also, an alternative way to create a "bullet" character is to output
a lower-case "g" in the Webdings font.
Or, you can simply use the "•" entity in an regular (non-symbol)
font.
Dan
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