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Article #31789Re: How to Make Pronunciation Marks
From: fons
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 1988 18:01
Date: Thu, 01 Sep 1988 18:01
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I have used microsoft words formula mode to write long marks for Japanese. It is a little bit tempermental, but it does work just fine if one does NOT use the fractional space option on the laserwriter dialog box. I defined a glossary entry for it and my wife used it without trouble extensively for a book she was writing. In particular I just used the overstrike mode within a formula. Something like formula character O(x,option -). Anyway take a look at key caps there is a overbar in times for instance.
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