[OS X TeX] tipa

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 09.03.2007 um 17:46 schrieb Manuel Souto Pico:

> However, I've seen that not all IPA symbols are rendered with XeTeX.
> For example: ɞʎʉɨʢʁɐʂɣɠɦʝʡɬʐɓɳɴʂ

You can use Character Palette (to activate: System Preferences ->  
International [UN flag] -> Input Menu [right most] and check  
Character Palette and at the bottom "Show input menu in menu bar") to  
check the IPA areas of a particular font, and when you select this  
particular character, the fonts that don't provide it disappear. A  
better tool might be Linotype's Linotype FontExplorer X which can  
show how many elements of a group or character block (Latin, IPA,  
Cyrillic, presentation forms) are provided – and it shows them too.  
And the missing ones in that block are drawn in red!

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Greetings

   Pete

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they've always worked for me."
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