Word 2007’s AutoCorrect feature can build common fractions for you from a small set of existing fraction "characters." However, when you need a different fraction, such as 3/64, you can create it manually.
Press Ctrl+Shift+= (the equal sign).
This is the keyboard shortcut for the superscript command.
Type the numerator.
This is the top part of the fraction. For example, type 3 for 3/64.
Press Ctrl+Shift+=.
This turns off superscripting.
Type the slash.
This will separate the numerator from the denominator.
Press Ctrl+=.
This turns on subscripting.
Type the denominator.
This is the bottom part of the fraction.
Press Ctrl+=.
This turns off subscripting.
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