Inserting Pronunciation with Adaptive Notation

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A unique feature of DailyCues allows members to select their preferred notation in their profile. Examples linked to the cued English dictionary (e.g., examples) display in the notation prefered notation. There are currently three options for notation: International Phonetic Alphabet (e.g., /lɑɪˈk ðɪˈs/), Dictionary Notation (e.g., /līˈk t͟hĭs/), and Phonemic Notation (e.g., /lieˈk tHis/). By using some special code, one can embed pronunication examples that adapt and display according to each members preferred notation. The following example /əəəəəəəəədddddddddæăaæăaæăaˈˈˈˈˈˈˈˈˈppppppppptttttttttɪĭiɪĭiɪĭivvvvvvvvvnnnnnnnnnōohōohōohtttttttttāayāayāayˈˈˈˈˈˈˈˈˈʃshshʃshshʃshshəəəəəəəəənnnnnnnnn/ should display in your preferred notation. Additionally, by hovering your cursor over any one phoneme, several examples that use that phoneme appear in a small help box.