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From: js@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Jay Sekora)
Newsgroups: comp.fonts
Subject: Re: Need serbian cyrillic screen and postscript (analytic) fonts
Summary: I've got some for Mac
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Date: 4 Sep 90 17:04:48 GMT
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>I'm looking for serbian cyrillic fonts for the screen and for
>a postcript laser printer (I need the analytic type) for a
>crazy serbian friend of mine.  This might be a wild goose
>chase (I don't know if anything like this is likely to be in
>public domain), but I'll try anyway.
>        I'm having a hard time getting mail through the
>swiss email since I've been out here, so if anybody has
>the material, your best bet is to post it to the newsgroup
>or try using the automatic reply feature of the news
>software.

I have a Mac PostScript font, and a 12-pt screen font to go along with
it, which supports all the Slavic languages that use
Cyrillic--Serbian, Macedonian, Belorussian, Russian, etc.  The
keyboard layout is not optimized for Serbian (`j' is option-j, etc.),
but you could fix that by editing the keyboard map with ResEdit.

It's a fairly plain, bland sans-serif font; I did it from scratch and
it's my first creation.  However, it's certainly reasonable-looking.

If you're interested in this, let me know.

--j.
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