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How can I produce the letters h and t with a dot underneath (for transliterating Hebrew script)? All the other letters and vowels are available on the symbols menu.
 
tom said:
How can I produce the letters h and t with a dot
underneath (for transliterating Hebrew script)?
All the other letters and vowels are available on the
symbols menu.
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Hi Tom,

You could use a font that has the subset "Latin Extended Additional":
h with dot below = U+1E25
t with dot below = U+1E6D

See Alan Wood's Unicode website for available fonts:
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/fontsbyrange.html#u1e00

Or you could type in the "combining dot below" U+0323 after the h or t.
This dot is pretty far off center with fonts like "Arial" or "Times New
Roman".
It may look acceptable in "Lucida Sans Unicode", for example.

Regards,
Klaus
 
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