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Thanks. I'm getting closer!

First, I want to use the Junicode font, so I changed your DejaVu Serif to Junicode. And it worked, sort of.

Second, I am using LyX, which has a GUI for document class and I can't figure out how not to have a document class in the GUI. So if I put it again in the ...

Thanks. That's some help - at least I can see what the font looks like. But I still can't tell whether it contains the glyphs for IPA. Installing fonts is a pain.

I installed XeTeX which is supposed to let me use any font on my computer. But I can't get it to work. I think I'm going to have to get ...

I have spent only a couple days with LaTeX (mostly Lyx), and most of that time has been spent trying to find suitable fonts.

I decline to use the TIPA fonts because I find them hideous. Appearance is extremely important to me. If that is the only kind of font that I can use to typeset works for ...

Thanks for the response. I think I have XeTeX installed - that is, I searched in Synaptic on my Ubuntu computer for "xetex" and installed everything that came up. When I opened Lyx I got an instruction page for XeTeX, but it was written for someone who knows a lot more than I do.

For example, it ...

OK, I've spent only a day trying to figure out LaTeX (actually mostly using Lyx), so consider me a total n00b. I am using it on Ubuntu Intrepid.

I need to use Junicode for a project. Junicode is a free OSS truetype font (Sourceforge), and the source code is available as well. But I have no idea how ...