Pablo David Flores ikrí:
> MS Word 2000 and probably some other MS products let you
> use the hex code of a character, then Alt + X, to insert
> the character, for anything higher than ANSI.
I tried this thing a while ago. It worked only in WordPad :((
> I know of one program (UniPad) that not only handles
> Unicode seamlessly but also lets you define virtual
> keyboards. For example, you can redefine your keyboard
> so that the tilde becomes a "dead key", and then press
> tilde, "E", and get the proper character (E with tilde).
> This program is downloadable for free, but it seems to
> be caught in a permanent alpha version stage. :(
It's no more free. Last time i saw it, it was $99 :((
> A nice Unicode font that includes all the strange symbols
> including the IPA is Gentium (also downloadable -- search
> for it).
Hehe. I've been advertising free Unicode fonts here for a couple of months,
and still no reaction. Gentium is indeed great (if you need only Latin and
Greek)!
Visit http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/ipa-unicode.htm
if you need fonts containing unicoded IPA.
Another good resource on Unicode fonts is
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/fonts.html
> And of course there's SILDoulosUnicodeIPA.
Great to see smbody other using it :))
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Yitzik