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From: rust@hq.demos.su (Roustem Akhiarov)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: Windows 3.0 Cyrillic(sp?), Russian that is?
Message-ID: <1990Oct6.165910.6071@hq.demos.su>
Date: 6 Oct 90 16:59:10 GMT
References: <4523@dogie.macc.wisc.edu>
Reply-To: rust@hq.demos.su (Roustem Akhiarov)
Organization: DEMOS, Moscow, USSR
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In article <4523@dogie.macc.wisc.edu> bataller@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Erik Bataller, MACC) writes:
>Shalom all,
>	Would anyone happen to know there is a Cyrillic or Russian 
>font for windows 3.0?  Or perhaps know where to look?

Yes, we have a product named CyrWin which has a Cyrillic fonts, but
actually it's a commercial product.

Anybody interesting on it can contact me for more technical or
commercial details.

	Roustem Akhiarov
	Moscow, USSR
	Voice +7 095 153 3408
	Fax:  +7 095 292 0306
	Internet: rust@hq.demos.su

Hereafter is a short description of CyrWin package:

CyrWin is the package which allows to use Cyrillic letters inside 
any Windows application. It consists from the full set of the 
Cyrillic bitmap and stroke fonts, keyboard driver and wide set 
of the Cyrillic downloadable fonts for the  HP LaserJet Series II 
printers. All fonts contains Latin character set also.
Keyboard driver has built-in keyboard layout editor. You can 
define your own alterative layout for any language (Spain, French,
Finish, Spanish, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, etc.). So, you can easily create
multi-language document, quickly switching between different keyboard layouts.
It's quite useful for entering the characters from the Window's 3.0 
Symbol character set (usually, it's possible to type half of the Symbol 
characters only using Alt+num combination on the numeric keypad). 
So, you can easily construct the mathematical formulas now.
-- 
Roustem Akhiarov 
rust@ussr.eu.net
(7)095/153-3408 ()[Dhome)