how to have superscript for characters?

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I am making a project in which i need to display something like this : XIth ,6th ,7th where 'th' should be in superscript.I tried a lot but am not getting it . Plz help...

Posted 13-May-12 19:54pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-May-12 2:03am

Tag it: WPF? Forms? ASP.NET? Silverlight?
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-05-13T20:03:00

Plain text, Unicode do not define subscripts/superscripts for every character. You need some kind of formatting text. If this is HTML, this is trivial: you can use <sub> or <sup> elements: 6^th, 7^th…

(Why, why did you neglect to tag application type or UI library you use?! don't blame me for an approximate answer, find further detail by yourself.)

If this is not a Web application or some HTML document generated by your application, you can use rich text box (exact type depends on you UI library, look it up).

Also, there are some components on the CodeProject which allow to render HTML in your Windows application:
A Professional HTML Renderer You Will Use[^],
WPF HTML Supported TextBlock[^].

—SA