orthography

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As an addendum to what I wrote to Mr. Koontz, we use Ctrl+h for the superscript h and you could assign Ctrl+n for superscript n in the MSWord.
There is a possibility for the tilde on top of a letter as a separate diacritical mark with SIL fonts in conjunction with the MS fonts.

-----Original Message-----
From:	Ardis R Eschenberg [SMTP:are2 at acsu.buffalo.edu]
Sent:	Thursday, May 03, 2001 5:46 PM
To:	siouan at lists.colorado.edu
Subject:	orthography

RE: shortcuts to raised n/h
Macs have a similar shortcut but the apple symbol key is involved (I think
it is control+apple+plus or shift+apple+plus...)
RE: tildas (tildes?)
For OP it is nice to use the raised n/h instead of tildas as they are used
in the popular orthography which is in use in the community.