> I was assuming that H2O was just used as an example > and that the requirement was > for actual Sub/Super Scripting.
If I recall (and it is a week or two ago), it was specifically for a subscripted 2 character for H20. I did a little looking and found that there is a character set called ANSEL, devised by libraries, which includes superscript and subscript characters. I couldn't find any commerical fonts that use this character set, at least by that name, but I suspect there must be some, somewhere. -- Larry
