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Article #4647Re: Phonetic symbols in LaTeX
From: g.l.sicherman
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 1988 01:40
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 1988 01:40
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> I'm using LaTeX to write my term paper. > I cannot write out phonetic symbols. Apart from the obvious suggestion about faking them with overstrikes, I just had a GREAT IDEA! A lot of phonetic symbols are inverted letters--the best known example is the "schwa," or inverted "e". So just specify an "e" in 10-point Roman--at magnification minus-one! I wish everything in TeX was so easy. O |-) -- Col. G. L. Sicherman ...!ihnp4!odyssey!gls
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