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Publisher 2.5.7 and Windows 10.  I was working on a sizable document, highlighting superscripts, and somehow my paragraph text styles became corrupted.  Now  text and headings were being superscripted.   After many hours working on a solution and setting up a superscript character style, I though I'd come up with a fix.

But double digit numbers ending in a zero, 10-20-30 etc. do not superscript properly.  Numbers 11, 12, 13, etc. do superscript OK. 

Attached is my superscript character definition and my paragraph text style. At this point I can't think of anything to change/try to remedy the problem.

Thanks, BonnieSuperscript.jpg.9d65c90e768fd8e2e4c5fad621880e56.jpg

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Book Antiqua on Windows does not have an OpenType Superscript feature.
It does have the three old legacy ¹²³ superiors characters.
When you applied the Superscript from the Topography panel or the button on the Character panel Typography - that enabled those three (¹²³) superscript characters - because APub does dumb stuff like that - and it left the 0 (zero) alone.
Then you apparently applied the Superscript from the Transform panel - and that then reduced the size of all the figures again and moved them up.
That looks like this:

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So turn-off the Typography panel Superscript, and just use the Transform.
Then the superscript figures will all look the same.

Should look like this:

Book-Antiqua-superscripts-2.thumb.png.7b4ead9f4a7cb5c87b549bf68526a45f.png

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Using font Arial did fix the 0 problem.   I followed your instructions to create a "Superscript" character style and it quite nicely allows me a mechanism to manage my hundreds of superscripts.   Thanks for the timely response and solution. Bonnie

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