Meaningless symbols

When using Meeiam-Webstern Spanish Dict., in the pronunciation symbols there is something wrong. In almost all the entries, it appears this symbol, (a kind of stressed E at the begining). I've changed the Default Resource Font from Default to Default Sans Serif (as somebody from Logos suggested in this forum) but nothing changed.

The weird thing, is that in Merriam Webster 11 Edition, the symbol seems to be correct

The point is that I'm trying to improve my English pronunciation Big Smile

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Todd Phillips

I see the same problem. I think the stress marks are coming out wrong.

chromosome [ÈkroːməÇsoːm, -Çzoːm]

I believe the "È" should be the high stress mark and the "Ç" should be the low stress mark, as in this similar example from the MW Collegiate Dictionary:

chro•mo•some \ˈkrō-mə-ˌsōm, -ˌzōm\

I think it must be a resource defect. Edit: It also looks like the long vowel sign is incorrectly displaying as a colon ":"

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

I've notified the resource development department.

EDUARDO JIMENEZ

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/549359#Comment_549359

I've notified the resource development department.

Gracias!

EDUARDO JIMENEZ

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/549340#Comment_549340

I think it must be a resource defect. Edit: It also looks like the long vowel sign is incorrectly displaying as a colon ":"

Thanks Mr. Phillips.