: How to type two characters on top of each other (superscript) in InDesign In astronomical publications that use proper typesetting, the magnitude of an object is written like this: The m has

@Gloria351

You only have to work with the letter m.

Select the letter m and in the character formatting controls make the following:


make the letter m [superscript] or
reduce the [font size] of that m, and increase the [baseline shift] to an appropriate value.
still m selected. reduce [Tracking] to any value you like.
after you finish save the selected m in a [character style] to repeat it so and so.

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