Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nice to meet you. I’m happy to meet you here.
I’m Yamada Shohei, Japan. I’m 21 years old.
I am using version 2.1 of OpenOffice.org. I love Openoffice very much. I’m looking forward
to the day openoffice will over the Microsoft word. My problem is very serious! So please he
lp me.
Recently, I’m writing an English reference (high school level),and I need to
insert phonet
ic sign(IPA alphabet). But I can’t find it in font box in Openoffice2.1.
I found it in Microsoft office word 2007(but I don’t have “word 2007”, I just
used “offi
ce 2007 trial version” then), and it had “SIL sophia IPA”. [...]
Your OS seems to be any Windows.
In German WinXP fonts are installed usually in C:\Windows\Fonts.
Please look there, whether e.g. 'SILSophiaIPA_n.ttf' is installed.
If not, you can download it for free from this site (but it's German):
http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/afrikanistik/down/fonts/spezialfonts.shtml
There are also other IPA fonts.
After having installed in Windows, you'll find the font in OOo e.g.
scrolling the font box - down to 'SIL Sophia IPA'.
To find the special chars: go 'Insert' -> 'Special Character' ->
'Font' and scroll to 'SIL Sophia IPA'.
My English teacher taught me that this website can help me to dawnload IPA
alphabet and to u
se it. But I don’t know what system become to be made.
I want to use IPA alphabet in Openoffice. Please tell me the way to useIPA font in Openoffi
ce.
To work with it fluently, it's better to add the chars to a
user-defined keyboard layout. (But at moment I only have a German
OOo-link, where this is explained ... perhaps someone knows an English
explanation ...)
Manfred
P.S I’m very sorry that these sentences were so difficult to understand. Maybe
this mail c
ontents some mistakes, I think so. I’m not good at English. So Please excuse me.
P.S. Excuse me, too ... ;-)
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