To create a superscripted note reference mark, you can typically use keyboard shortcuts or formatting options in your word processor. For example, in Microsoft Word, you can type the number or symbol and then highlight it, then press "Ctrl + Shift + =" to superscript it. Alternatively, you can use the "Font" dialog box to select the superscript option. In HTML, you can use the <sup> tag to achieve the same effect.
Note Reference Marks
note reference mark
U+2120 In Unicode or a superscripted TM
A note reference mark signals that an explanatory note exists at the bottom of the page as a footnote. Each mark corresponds to a specific note providing additional information or citations related to the text.
In MLA style, the superscript number is used as a note reference mark to signal the existence of an explanatory note. The superscript number corresponds to the note located at the bottom of the page or end of the document.
a superscript
Yes
Yes
Note reference mark.
footnote
You would hit the backspace key twice.
A note of reference mark is a symbol used in written documents to direct readers to additional information or related content. Commonly represented by an asterisk (*) or other symbols, it indicates that there is a corresponding footnote, endnote, or citation elsewhere in the text. This helps enhance understanding by providing context or clarifying details without cluttering the main text.