Hello,
just use the character codes for the corresponding glyphs. Please see the Wikipedia articel describing the Unicode code points (characters) to be used for such purpose. For example to have O2 with superscripted 2 enter in Embedded Wizard the string literal "O\x00B2".
Don't forget to specify the additional character codes (e.g. 0x00B2) in the attribute Ranges of the font resource used to display the text. And of course this works only with fonts containing such subscript/superscript glyphs.
I hope it helps you further.
Best regards
Paul Banach
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