All the Russian Cyrillic in Golosa pages uses fonts that adhere to Code Page 1251, otherwise known as Windows Cyrillic. To get these fonts, pick the desciption that fits you best:

• Windows 98 and ME. To display Cyrillic, go to Control Panel => Add/Remove Programs => Windows Setup. Make sure that Multilanguage Supprt is checked. To type Cyrillic, go to Control Panel => Keyboard => Language, and add Russian. The keyboard you get is that used in Russia. If you would rather have a homophonic keyboard (Russian A on the A key, not on the F key), see Paul Gorodyansky's site.
• Windows NT and XP. To display Cyrillic, Open Start => Settings => Control Panel and then open Regional Options. Scroll through the list and look for Cyrillic. You will be prompted to insert your Windows CD to finish the job. (You must have administrator rights and the CD to Cyrillicize the computer. To type Cyrillic, click on to the "Input Locales" tab of the Regional Options panel. Click "Add..." to install an available input locale. The keyboard you get is that used in Russia. If you would rather have a homophonic keyboard (Russian A on the A key, not on the F key), see Paul Gorodyansky's site.
• Apple Macintosh. See the Friends and Partners page on Macintosh Russiafication.
• More information on displaying Cyrillic on your computer
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