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The Reverend wrote:
> I sadly left my Elements of Typographic Style in Australia so I can't
> remember the details of formatting fractions. Can anyone remind me?
>
> I know you make the first (top) number superscript and thesecond
> subscript. But I seem to recall a requirement to change the size of
> the solidus (slash)............
Sadly I have no answer to this query, but I must thank you for providing
me with a new word with which to decimate my Scrabble opponents.
Solidus. Cool.
- Keith Cronin
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