This is the standard set of phonemic symbols for English (RP and similar accents).
Against each symbol, other than standard a—z, you will see its hexadecimal Unicode number. To insert a symbol into a Word document (Word XP 2003 or later), choose a Unicode font that includes IPA. Type or paste in the four-digit hex number as shown, then do Alt-X. Word will transform it into the phonetic symbol in question.
Strictly speaking, you don’t actually need the leading zeroes.
(For those Windows users who do a lot of typing of phonetic symbols, an easier way is to install Mark Huckvale’s Unicode Phonetic Keyboard. Then you can simply select Unicode Phonetic Keyboard on the language bar and type the symbols directly. It also works with other applications, including in particular Powerpoint.)
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