How to input temperature symbols, and how to perform superscript and subscript operations in Origin? Validity: 2011April 2?

First, in? Born? Is there anything like Word in it? Insertion symbol library of.

Click first? Left vertical toolbar? Text tool (text? Tools)? t；

Then click on the graphic to insert a text box;

Right-click the text box and select symbol? Map, so that the "Symbol Library" pops up for you to select the inserted symbol;

After selecting the symbol to insert, click Insert to insert the symbol into the text box.

Note that the temperature symbol of 1, such as the commonly used degree Celsius, is actually a degree with the letter C, while the Fahrenheit used in Europe and America is actually a degree with an F, so the inserted symbol is just a degree symbol? Do you need to add it yourself at the back? c？ Or? f？ .

Note 2 If you need to adjust the size of the inserted symbol, you can't select the symbol and click the font size to modify it. "Again, you can't change the size of symbols by changing the font size. Enlarging the text box directly is a simple method. Or change the size of other text in the text box before inserting the symbol so that the inserted symbol is as big as the surrounding text.

Second, superscript and subscript operations are the same as Word documents. Under the menu bar? "Horizontal toolbar"? It has symbols marked up and down.

First, choose the characters to decorate;

Click "Horizontal Toolbar"? Superscript or subscript symbols;

This will make the selected characters superscript or subscript.

Note that Origin's editing of text is never particularly good-looking, so superscript or subscript is not like Word? So beautiful, it will appear out of proportion. It doesn't matter. We can choose words again and modify their font size to make them look more harmonious.