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Pronunciation Marks: One Last Question

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From: Julie E. Omohundro
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 1988 01:47
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Thanks for all the suggestions!  I have not had a chance to try all of them,
or explore combinations of approaches, and I apologize for posting again
before seeing how far the suggestions I have will take me.  But. I have only
a short time left on the net and can't wait!

Does anyone know of a source for the symbols used to indicate pronunciation
in a dictionary?  I am looking for a font, not an application, because that
would be the easiest way to go with MS Word.

I understand there is a font that contains the symbols *and* the letters (eg,
the letter 'o' with an '-' over it, to indicate that the o is prononounced
long), but I'd rather have just the symbols, so I can put them over whichever
font I please.

Thanks in advance--why don't any of you guys live here in North Carolina
(don't answer that!) so I can hire *you* as consultants???
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From: omo@mcnc.org (Julie E. Omohundro)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Pronunciation Marks:  One Last Question
Keywords: Where to get the symbols?
Message-ID: <3456@alvin.mcnc.org>
Date: 1 Sep 88 01:47:46 GMT
Organization: Microelectronics Center of NC; RTP, NC
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