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23-Nov-2003, 20:10
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 Teaching English as a foreign language Can Word 97 produce phono alphabet? Thanks Tony |
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23-Nov-2003, 21:20
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| They are both present progressive, though they're being used in different ways- the first for future time and the second for present. Word97 can do the phonetic alphabet if it has an appropriate font installed, which doesn't come as standard. I got mine from a dictionary on CD.  |
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24-Nov-2003, 11:24
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| re I think you can use the phonetic alphabet without having to install any special font. You just have to have an "Unicode" font, like "Lucide Sans Unicode". If a font is unicode, it is indicated in the name. ByE! |
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24-Nov-2003, 11:27
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| I've just looked quickly- you're right. |
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