misplaced subscript and superscripts in IgorTex

When I write in a caption \$WMTEX$ \alpha_0^2 \$/WMTEX$, the subscripts 0 and the superscript 2 are too low. Is there a way to correct that?
this is what I get in Igor Tex this is what I get in Latex, and what I would like to obtain in my Igor figure

What platform (Windows or macOS) and what Igor Pro version?

You might try this ...

\Z16\[0\$WMTEX$ \alpha_0^2 \$/WMTEX$

\Z16\[0\$WMTEX$ \alpha \$/WMTEX$\[1\B0\M\X1\S2

The bracket captures the baseline default. Otherwise, you may resort to one of these other options.

a) Create your own superscript and subscript spacings using other Igor Pro kerning options.

b) Create the LaTeX symbol that you want in an off-line application and copy+paste the result as a graphic (picture) annotation. On macOS, I can recommend LaTeXiT

c) Again on macOS, use the LaTeX to Picture package posted at https://www.wavemetrics.com/node/22092

Thank you for these suggestions. Still, I prefer to stay vectorial, and the solution I found, though inelegant, consists is typing

\$WMTEX$ \alpha^2 \$/WMTEX$

as one text box, and place by hand the subscript 0 in a second text box. I does the job...

 

The font that's in effect when $WMTEX$ starts can change the character heights that affect the super and subscripts.

Arial is the usual default font for the experiment and for a graph.

Here's what it looks like on my PC:

 

I had trouble finding a font combination that looks as wrong as your first situation, but came up with a graph font of Microsoft Uighur that didn't look too great:
 

 

Microsoft Uighur.png

Here's a procedure file that allows you to adjust the subscript and superscript offsets.

Open it in your experiment and choose Graph->Packages->Show Igor TeX Settings.

Offsets near 0 may not make any difference, keep going until you get around 1.0.