Welcome to SuperSubScript Alpha Version 0.1

SuperSubScript is an experimental program for engineers.  It saves time in word when superscript and subscript text are needed by the use of a dialog and macros that replace all the long keystrokes.  

Usage
1 Copy file sscript.opo anywhere and run it
2 Press enter or click continue
3 Open word file(s)
4 Press ctrl-fn-n to get dialog
5 Enter text and sub/superscript
6 Press enter to send to document and set text back to normal ready for continued typing.

Please note the program expects sysram1.opx to be installed in the C:\system\opx\ directory.  If you want to use the source then make sure you have sysram1.oxh there too!


Please note, some dialogs in word may flash quickly on screen.  This is normal as SuperSubscript sends keys to word to set up the correct options.

Known Bugs
1 If more than 23 characters are entered then the string is cut to 23 characters and text is not set back to normal
2 Only means of exit is to press ctrl-e while the file is selected on the system screen
3 Error occurs if used without word being open.  


License
This software is distributed as freeware along with the sourcecode.  The author, Tim Kerby, retains ownership of this code and it's copyright.  No responsibility can be taken for any damage this program may cause to you, your psion or any files on it.  This program has no guarantee and support is provided at the authors discresion.


Contact me!
Please contact me with any comments, sugestions or bugs associated with this program.  I would be especially happy to recieve improvements to the code which fix current known bugs and/or others you discover.  I hope to speed up the operation and compile into a full epoc32 application when the main bugs are fixed.

I can be reached at

Rose Cottage
2 Queen Street
Newport on Tay
Fife
Scotland
DD6 8EE

Email: tim.kerby@ukonline.co.uk



About the author
Tim Kerby was born on the 15th August 1981 (birthday presents welcome!).  I have been developing software since I was 6 years old, first on the BBC Micro, then on the PC and Macintosh in versions of Basic and more recently on the psion.  I am currently learning to program in C.  I have had a continued interest in electronics since I was 7 and I have taken part in many national competitions and industry sponsorships.  I have experience in analogue and digital design, micro computers, interfacing and microcontrollers (PIC and 6502).  I go to shool in St Andrews, Scotland, at Madras College and I am currently in my sixth year.  I study 5 SYS Papers which are Maths 1 and 5, Physics, Chemistry and Technological Studies.  I hope to enter second year Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Edinburgh University next year.
