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How do I insert a subscript character in a string in C#?
I have problems appending a superscript "2" in the same string using char.ConvertFromUtf32(178);, but I struggle with finding a similar solution for the subscripted text. Actually, I’m struggling with finding any solution at all to this rather embarrassing issue.
Plain text doesn’t have formatting, like superscript, subscript, bold, italic and/or colors.
You need to use some “rich text” format.
The type of “rich text” depends on where you want to use it. Examples: HTML, RTF.
For PDF you need to look into the formatting options provided by your PDF creation library.