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Hello. My document contains segments of the IPA (International Phonetic
Alphabet) used by linguists to represent the sounds of speech (devised to free us from the spelling pitfalls of a language like English). Most of the symbols I need I can find in the Insert Symbol dialog, but not the one for a nasalized 'eh' sound. The symbol for the 'eh' sound exists - it's the 'e' which looks like a backwards number '3', and lots of letter symbols come with the tilde, i.e., '~' used to represent nasality, over them. But the one used to represent 'eh' does not. I tried the techinque of holding Ctrl and pressing '~' before inserting the symbol (the way one can get a Spanish n + tilde by pressing Ctrl + tilde, then typing 'n', but that didn't work. Thanks in advance, -- Peyton Todd |
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