How to Use Unicode Pinyin Fonts

Now it is possible to type Pinyin with tones in Word 97 or 2000 and create a web page with Pinyin. The Microsoft Word 97 has a built-in unicode Pinyin font 'Lucida Sans Unicode'. The new Word 2000 has four Pinyin fonts: Arial, Courier New, Lucida Sans Unicode and Times New Roman. If you see the proper Pinyin fonts below, that means you already have these fonts.

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Date Added to MERLOT: October 21, 2001

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Tim Xie

California State University, Long Beach

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