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	Slovo

This site tells you how to make your PC write in Slavic, Cyrillic and East Central European languages.
Please note that some information is available in German language only.

Click the language symbol after every subject to go to the appropriate page.

Basics

Modern Slavic languages in Windows 3.1 and 3.11
Modern Slavic languages in Windows 95, 98 and NT
Modern Slavic languages in Linux
Modern Slavic languages on Apple Macintosh computers

Software

Overview on East European codepages and links to free fonts for Windows 3.1
Free Unicode fonts for Windows 95/98 and NT that contain Cyrillic and East European characters. Also for use in Linux.
Useful tools and utilities for multilanguage text processing
Information on XSerif font family
Macros for Microsoft Word for Windows for multilingual text processing and transliteration
See also the section Commercial software vendors at our link page

Special interest

Old Church Slavonic and Old Russian
Transliteration of Cyrillic text
Accented Cyrillic characters

Theoretical remarks

What are charsets, codepages, what is Unicode?
Encoding of Old Slavic characters in UNICODE
See also the section References at our link page

Practice

Common Questions and answers
Special Problems and Solutions
How some standard application programmes support multilingual text processing
Does your web browser properly support Cyrillic and East European encodings? Check it!

Links

Links to related sites