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How to Insert a Schwa (or other phonetic) Character in InDesign

By: David Blatner

January 11 2010 • 7:09 AM

How to find special little-used characters when working in InDesign

Tags: glyphs, schwa, Special characters
Posted in Beginner's Corner, Mailbag Answers, Text | 14 Comments »

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