LINGUIST List 6.1317

Tue Sep 26 1995

FYI: SLRF 95 Web Page, Temporary Problem,IPA Fonts

Editor for this issue: Annemarie Valdez <avaldezemunix.emich.edu>

Directory

1. M. RAFAEL SALABERRY, Recent Updates on SLRF 95 Web Page
2. M. RAFAEL SALABERRY, Temporary Problem with SLRF 95 Web Address
3. Jonathan Cardozo, IPA (and other) Fonts

If you are planning to attend the Second Language Research Forum this
coming weekend (September 29 to October 1) at Cornell University, please
visit our web page:

http://www.dmll.cornell.edu/SLRF95.html

Among the most recent information added to our page you'll find: updated
weather reports of the Ithaca area, a final schedule of the papers with
room numbers and times, maps of Cornell and Ithaca, detailed information on
how to get to Ithaca from almost anywhere, a complete list of hotels, etc.
etc.

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Rafael Salaberry
203 Morrill Hall
Modern Languages
Cornell University
e-mail: mrs4 cornell.edu
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Someone did some cleaning on the server and put together all the files from
SLRF 95 in a single folder. Unfortunately that changed the old address of
the main page of SLRF 95.

Until tomorrow around noon (Sept. 27) when I fix the page you can access
the temporary address where the SLRF info is right now:

http://www.dmll.cornell.edu/SLRF-html/SLRF95.html

I'll change it to the old address because the original URL is shorter and
some people have alreaday set up their bookmarks with the old one.

After Sept. 27 at noon the original address will continue to be:

http://www.dmll.cornell.edu/SLRF95.html

I apologize for the inconvenience that might have caused you.

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Rafael Salaberry
203 Morrill Hall
Modern Languages
Cornell University
e-mail: mrs4 cornell.edu
==================================================================

There have been several questions about IPA (and other fonts) on the list.

We at the Yamada Language Center at the University of Oregon have an
extensive archive of non-English (and a few interesting English) fonts,
complete with samples of the fonts to see before you download

Included in the archive are several phonetic fonts that use IPA
(I think the SILIPA is the best of the lot)

The archive can be found on the WWW at:

http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/fonts.html

The phonetic fonts can be found directly at:

http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/fonts/phonetic.html


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jcardozooregon.uoregon.edu http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~jcardozo
 Jonathan Cardozo
Univ.of Oregon:Yamada Language Center, Linguistics, American English Institute
 WebMaster of http://babel.uoregon.edu/