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lrolloatparadisedotnetdotnz
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      10-08-2005
I can identify the vowels and the macron in the Windows Unicode
and the Windows Western character maps.

I cannot find anything in the help file, or on the web, to
explain how to combine these two units to created a macronised vowel.

Can someone explain how to do it ?
 
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Charlie G
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      10-08-2005

<lrolloatparadisedotnetdotnz> wrote:

> I can identify the vowels and the macron in the Windows Unicode and the
> Windows Western character maps.
>
> I cannot find anything in the help file, or on the web, to explain how to
> combine these two units to created a macronised vowel.
>
> Can someone explain how to do it ?


I can't recall how.. But I have a macro here I can send - could direct you
to the University of Waikato website which has it, but it's password
protected...

Charlie G


 
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Ralph Fox
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      10-08-2005
On Sat, 08 Oct 2005 16:41:35 +1300, in message
*<>, lrolloatparadisedotnetdotnz wrote:

> I can identify the vowels and the macron in the Windows Unicode
> and the Windows Western character maps.
>
> I cannot find anything in the help file, or on the web, to
> explain how to combine these two units to created a macronised vowel.
>
> Can someone explain how to do it ?



Use Windows Unicode, not Windows Western.

The macronized vowels can be found in the Windows Unicode character map.

macronized Unicode Unicode
vowel (hex) (decimal)
---------- ------- ---------
Ā U+0100 256
ā U+0101 257
Ē U+0112 274
ē U+0113 275
Ī U+012A 298
ī U+012B 299
Ō U+014C 332
ō U+014D 333
Ū U+016A 362
ū U+016B 363


If you are using Microsoft Office, this link will tell you how to
enter Unicode characters using the hex code.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...849291033.aspx



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Ralph Fox
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      10-08-2005
On Sat, 08 Oct 2005 16:41:35 +1300, in message
*<>, lrolloatparadisedotnetdotnz wrote:

> I can identify the vowels and the macron in the Windows Unicode
> and the Windows Western character maps.
>
> I cannot find anything in the help file, or on the web, to
> explain how to combine these two units to created a macronised vowel.
>
> Can someone explain how to do it ?



This page may be useful to you
http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/i...age/latin.html



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tiddlywink
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      10-08-2005

<lrolloatparadisedotnetdotnz> wrote in message
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> I can identify the vowels and the macron in the Windows Unicode
>
> Can someone explain how to do it ?


If you are using Microsoft Office there is the Maori Keyboard add on which
lets you insert a macron above upper and lower case letters:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en


 
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lrolloatparadisedotnetdotnz
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      10-08-2005
Ralph Fox:

Tks for your help : just the information I needed.
 
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