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One of the languages that I am helping out is using IPA to type their language script. Is there any way to type IPA in Paratext?

Thanks,

anon397352

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You would need to use an IPA keyboard. Here are some links:
http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&id=uniipakeyboard

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Thanks anon848905. We had tried it on a computer with the IPA keyboard setup in FLEx but when we tried typing in Paratext, it didn’t work.

However, I just tried it now on my computer on a new project and it works fine. :blush:

anon397352

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