Hello. I have the following problem:
I want to use the TIPA package for phonetic characters in LaTeX. I am follwing the installation guide in the TIPA manual, and it looks to me like I am doing it correctly, but it sure as hell doesn't work. The fonts don't display like they're supposed to. No matter what I type in a \textipa command (used for displaying phonetic characters), I just get what looks like an apostrophe and a lambda.
I apologize for the poor description, but it's hard for me to provide more info, because I really don't know what I am doing. I am just following the installation guide. At least I think I am. I've placed a bunch of STY and FD and MAP and MF and DEF and TFM and PFB files in my TeX folder, but it doesn't work.
Can anyone help?
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DavidDaily
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How to install fonts?
Hey I don't know if you ever found a solution to this, but I used .tff fonts and XeLaTeX instead, which was much easier. It let me create such monstrosities as this: https://files.daviddaily.dev/LaTeX/Comm ... o/Hell.pdf using the Hellvetica font.