Cyrillic Fonts and Drivers
Go to one of the sites below if you already know what you want.
Or read on for a quick summary with links to fonts and drivers. For more
complete descriptions and discussions, go to any of these sites:
Code Page 1251 for Windows
Used in Windows and in most (but not all) World Wide Web documents.
Important note: Windows95 users can use these utilities.
But if you are best advised to use Microsoft's native fonts and keyboard
drivers. If you do not have the original Windows95 CD-ROM, you can get
a Cyrillic / Eastern European installation packet with documentation
directly from Microsoft's Multilanguage
support or you can download their lang.exe
file directly. Run it and follow the ReadMe directions. (This packet supports
only Code Page 1251. For other code pages, use the utilities listed later
in this page.)
True Type Fonts for Windows (all files are zipped):
The ER series of fonts can be used for typing Russian, Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Serbian, and Macedonian.
Code Page 1251 for Macintosh:
For Mac users who want to read documents originally created with Code Page
1251 fonts.
The ER series of fonts can be used for typing Russian, Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Serbian, and Macedonian.
Apple Cyrillic II for Macintosh
(Macintosh, but not necessarily World Wide Web)
The ER series of fonts can be used for typing Russian, Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Serbian, and Macedonian.
Apple Cyrillic II for Windows machines
For Windows machines (if you want to read a file that originated in Apple
Cyrillic II):
The ER series of fonts can be used for typing Russian, Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Serbian, and Macedonian.
KOI8 (for many Russian Web docs) - Windows
The ER series of fonts can be used for typing Russian, Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Serbian, and Macedonian.
KOI8 (for many Russian Web docs) - Macintosh
The ER series of fonts can be used for typing Russian, Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Serbian, and Macedonian.
Download Keyboard Drivers