Re: Ebisedian orthography facelift

On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 07:46:23PM +0100, Jan van Steenbergen wrote:
>  --- H. S. Teoh skrzypszy:
>
> > ACK!!! I mistyped the URLs. They should be:
> >
> > > >        http://quickfur.yi.org:8080/~hsteoh/conlang/grammar.pdf
> > > >        http://quickfur.yi.org:8080/~hsteoh/conlang/lexicon.pdf
> > > >        http://quickfur.yi.org:8080/~hsteoh/conlang/tutorial.pdf
>
> Ah, it works now!
*Phew* :-)

> Well, I agree with you that the iotas look nice. Yes, if we adopt the
> omega (my favourite letter in Greek BTW), why not the iota? ;)
I've been writing it as an iota in my handwriting already, anyway. But
then again, I write all my i's as iota's with dots, so that may not be
saying very much. :-)

> They fit nicely, except in the lexicon file, where the iotas appear to
> be the only letters printed in boldface.
Really? Hmm... I thought all orthographic text in the lexicon are supposed
to be boldface.


> Did you nick the circumflexed k from the Greek character set, too?
[snip]

Actually, these are all taken from TIPA. The K is just a circumflexed
smallcaps K. Is there any Greek font for LaTeX that has compatible
dimensions with Computer Modern? I've been wanting to replace the
t-circumflex with a smallcaps T, but TIPA doesn't have such a letter. :-(


T

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