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Dictionary style fonts
How do I type a word dictionary style - using all the little symbols above
the letters or unside down letters? I find nothing under fonts or symbols. Language only gives fonts in different languages not american dictionary style. I am using student/teacher 2003. |
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What you are looking for is problem IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet)
characters. Here's a page to get started on, if this is what you're looking for: http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/ipa-unicode.htm "penny" wrote in message ... How do I type a word dictionary style - using all the little symbols above the letters or unside down letters? I find nothing under fonts or symbols. Language only gives fonts in different languages not american dictionary style. I am using student/teacher 2003. |
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The standard unicode set (Insert symbol) has an extensive range of
diacritic characters, and some of the common phonetic alphabet as well (schwa is at 018F). Otherwise, download a phonetic font. Google will find you plenty. "penny" wrote in message ... How do I type a word dictionary style - using all the little symbols above the letters or unside down letters? I find nothing under fonts or symbols. Language only gives fonts in different languages not american dictionary style. I am using student/teacher 2003. |
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It really depends upon what fonts are installed on your system. Choose
Insert - Symbol - Symbols tab, and take a look at the different character sets offered for each font. -- Herb Tyson MS MVP Please respond in the newsgroups so everyone can follow along. http://www.herbtyson.com "penny" wrote in message ... How do I type a word dictionary style - using all the little symbols above the letters or unside down letters? I find nothing under fonts or symbols. Language only gives fonts in different languages not american dictionary style. I am using student/teacher 2003. |
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Ok found it - thanks
"Bruce Rusk" wrote: What you are looking for is problem IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) characters. Here's a page to get started on, if this is what you're looking for: http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/ipa-unicode.htm "penny" wrote in message ... How do I type a word dictionary style - using all the little symbols above the letters or unside down letters? I find nothing under fonts or symbols. Language only gives fonts in different languages not american dictionary style. I am using student/teacher 2003. |
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Found it - I had been trying to insert symbol but didn't realize that
different fonts created different symbols. You've been a big help - I've been at this for almost 3 hours trying to figure it out. I knew it had to be something simple I was missing. "Jezebel" wrote: The standard unicode set (Insert symbol) has an extensive range of diacritic characters, and some of the common phonetic alphabet as well (schwa is at 018F). Otherwise, download a phonetic font. Google will find you plenty. "penny" wrote in message ... How do I type a word dictionary style - using all the little symbols above the letters or unside down letters? I find nothing under fonts or symbols. Language only gives fonts in different languages not american dictionary style. I am using student/teacher 2003. |
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