[Michael Gunner]

That is a solution I had not thought of. My original inclination was to treat those symbols as freestanding using 4.4.6 as a guide. However, there was pushback form other transcribers who thought UEB was the correct way and yet others who thought the whole "unit" should just enclose in Nemeth indicators and uncontracted. I am hopeful that others are following this thread will chime in with their thoughts.

Thank you!!

[Michael Gunner]

Here is two additional examples. Unfortunately I do not have the print. The first is a pronunciation guide appearing in a Nemeth w/UEB book. The second is words equivalents used in literary context.   For example oste/o = bone, -cyte = cell, -genesis = producing.

There are opposing views as to which code to you on these examples as well.

Thanks!

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[Michael Gunner]

Thank you for the response. So basically, since all tactiles are left flush, all sources will be blocked in cell 5 after tactle.

[Michael Gunner]

I think that makes sense. I was stuck on trying to keep the binomial concept and though about a TN, but I think this works.  Thanks!

[Michael Gunner]

Update: Actually now that look more closely the illustrations and their captions are on their own print page.

[Michael Gunner]

Thanks for the response. Hadn't thought about using a TN to get rid of the $ sign. After looking at the material as well as the surrounding text, I decided on a nested list format.

Thanks again!

[Michael Gunner]

Kyle,

Thank you for your response. Using textures had occurred to me. It is just something I haven't seen before. Glad to know I can do that. I have used the APH Library a lot but was not aware of the Canadian image library. I will check it out.

Michael

 

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