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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) |
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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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Cyrillic/Ukrainian Configuration of PC Applications
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- Introduction
- These pages offer advice and instructions on how to
install and configure Windows/DOS Cyrillic fonts and keyboard drivers
available from BRAMA for use with Ukrainian.
- Part I -- offers an overview along with specific
instructions on installing fonts and keyboard drivers
- Part II -- has instructions on configuring Internet
applications such as WWW Browsers, Email, Telnet, and Usenet Newsreaders.
- Part III -- covers configuration of PC
Applications such as databases and word processors.
- Part I
- General Concepts
- This section offers an introduction to concepts such as
encodings, keyboard utilities, and zipping/compression.
- System-specific instructions
- System-specific instructions covering the unzipping/uncompression and
installation of fonts and keyboard drivers on Windows 3.1,
Windows 95/NT, and DOS systems.
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- Part II - Internet Applications
- WWW Browsers
- WWW browsers enable access to multimedia information located on
computers attached to the Internet. This information is usually presented
in "pages" of formatted text, images, and also sometimes sound. This section
covers the necessary configuration of browsers such as Netscape, AOL, and MS
Internet Explorer to view pages in Ukrainian.
- Email
- Electronic mail functions much like its paper counterpart,
providing an easily understandable way of sending messages of
various size to other people all over the world. Configuration of
Eudora Lite, Netscape Mail, MS Internet Explorer, and AOL to receive
and send email in Ukrainian are covered in this section.
- Telnet
- Telnet gives a user the possiblity to be on one
computer system and do work on another, which may be in the next office,
across the street or thousands of miles away. Oftentimes, it is possible
to access Usenet News and Email through Telnet. Here we cover how to
configure Telnet programs such as SimpTerm, NetTerm, Trumpet Telnet, and
Windows 95/NT Telnet to work in Ukrainian.
- Usenet News
- Usenet news are postings tagged with one or more
universally recognizable labels, called either newsgroups or groups
(such as soc.culture.ukrainian) for short. Programs known
as newsreaders enable users to read and post articles to various
newsgroups. This section is still in development.
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- Part III - PC Applications
- Word Processors
- Word Processors facilitate the creation, editing, and maintenance of
various documents including letters, briefs, and other similar types of
materials. In this section configuration of MS Word and WordPerfect to
use Ukrainian are covered.
- Databases
- Database applications store, collect, group, and facilitate
the analysis of information. Configuraton of Foxpro and Access are covered
here. This section is still in development.
- Spreadsheets
- Spreadsheets facilitate the analysis of information in a datasheet
setting. Configuraton of Lotus, Excel, and Quattro Pro are covered
here. This section is still in development.
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These pages in their conception owe a great deal to the work of
Matvey Palchuk's
Russification of Macintosh and
Zenon Feszczak's
Ukrainianization of Macintosh pages.
Much thanks to them.
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