omo@mcnc.org (Julie E. Omohundro) (08/23/88)
I'm looking for a way to do pronunciation marks on my Macintosh. (That's *pronunciation* marks like in a dictionary entry, not *accent* marks like in a foreign language, so, no, I can't do them with key caps, at least not in the obvious way.) I need a method that could be used with any font (or at least a goodly selection), on both the Imagewriter and the Laserwriter (although different methods for each printer would be fine). I'm a bit surprised, but no one seems to know of an easy way to do this. I'm checking out font editors, but I'd hoped for a much easier/cheaper way. I have Word 3.01; if it can do it, I haven't figured out how, although I'm holding out some dim hope for 4.0. Can anyone out there help me out?
omo@mcnc.org (Julie E. Omohundro) (08/24/88)
I'm looking for a way to do pronunciation marks on my Mac. (Pronunciation marks like in a dictionary entry, not accent marks like in a foreign language, so, no, I can't do it in key caps, at least not in the obvious way.) I've been surprised to discover that no one seems to know how to do this. I'm checking into font editors, but I'd hoped for a cheaper/easier solution. I need something I can use with any font (or at least a goodly selection), on both the Imagewriter and the Laserwriter (although different methods for the two different printers would be okay). Can anyone out there help? Is this such a weird thing to want? PS. I have Word 3.01. As far as I can tell, it can't do it, but I can't always tell too far.