Software
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· | Macintosh (fonts, keyboards, other) |
· | Unix/Linux (fonts, utility, keybd) |
· | Windows 3.1 (fonts, keyboards, other) |
· | Windows 95/98/NT (fonts, keyboards, other) |
· | DOS (fonts, keyboards, other) |
Digital Images
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Digital Embroidery
traditional sidebars, dividers, etc.
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Ukragrafix
large collection of wallpapers, sidebars, dividers, icons, graphics sets
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Icons
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Tryzub
art images |
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In order to read items which use the Cyrillic alphabet on your
computer it is necessary to have proper fonts installed. What makes it a
bit confounding is that there are several computer codings designed to
be used with Cyrillic. These include: CP1251, Apple Standard Cyrillic,
ISO8859-5, KOI8, and CP866/AV. CP1251, Apple Standard Cyrillic, and
ISO8859-5 can accomodate all modern Cyrillic based Slavic languages,
including Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Serbian. KOI8 and CP866
codings only enable you to work in Ukrainian, Russian, and Belorussian.
Fonts offer the possibility to view Cyrillic text, but in order to
create and edit text it is necessary to have keyboard utilities
which enable you to type in Cyrillic.
To these and other ends this website has software for the Macintosh,
Windows, and DOS operating systems and, regarding configuration of the
Macintosh, specific information is provided.
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