Exponents

Anyone know how I can lesson the font size that indicates power to express an exponent? For instance, without the ability to change font size, I could type 10^654 and that would equal 10 to the six hundred and fifty fourth power. I'm pretty sure I've seen people do it but did not think to peek at the time. Now I can't remember where I've seen it.Any helpful hints?I thought it was something to the effect of [tm]then the exponent number in between the sets of brackets, and closed with[/tm]. But that doesn't seem to work.

My gosh that was fast. I literally typed that out about 3 minutes ago.

5 ^th. and 2²16^th of June12¹²⁴

Yeshua bore our sins

Whatchu talking about Willis?

I like the chord your playing in this picture, Kuresu

Yeah, its a major I think, but when you add a minor note with a hammer-on/pull-off it sounds pretty nice. I tried it a little while ago. Indeed I am. It seems there is so many functions and hardly anyone seems to capitalize on these fun little features.

I would say a Lyre...??? I'm not even sure if that's how its spelled. Anyway, whatever instrument used to play that Old English Barroque music.

Aw, well now I can't very well do that now that I know your trade secrets.

So, its not a lyre or lute, its a bouzoukai? I've never heard of it, although if it sounds anything like a lyre or a lute I'm sure the sound is gorgeous.

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