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From: shoulson@husc9.harvard.edu (Mark Shoulson)
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Subject: Re: Need a font for Unifon(?)
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Date: 24 Mar 91 00:51:14 GMT
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I remember a phoenetic alphabet called Unifon, so it's a good bet that you
have the name right.  I remember it was in some science magazine (like
Science Digest or some other layman's [so as not to be too judgemental]
mag), um, how many years ago?  must have been something like eight or so.
I never thought anything came of it, and haven't heard of it since (though
I remember leaving graffiti in it on the wall of my bunk--it was in summer
camp that I read about it).  I don't know of any machine-usable fonts for
it ("Then why'd you post, jerk!?"  "Sorry!").  Good luck finding one.

~mark
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Mark E. Shoulson:  shoulson@husc9.harvard.edu