NOSUPERSUB
Spanish translation: nosupersub
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| 02:16 Jul 15, 2000 |
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1 hr peer agreement (net): +1
nosupersub Explanation: I would leave it the same as it's an RTF code for Windows. See the page below and good luck. Reference: http://www.chami.com/tips/delphi/013097D.html |
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see below Explanation: I haven't done much reference work for this query except for looking at my Winword in Office97. My question would be does this context not refer to printers since the "ppm" usually refers to "page per minute" performance of printers. If so, does this "NOSUPERSUB" not refer to no "superscript" nor "subscript" options to format text in word processors. I hope this helps. Neil (English prof). |
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