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Windows Cyrillic Fonts and Keyboard Drivers

Special note for Windows users:

If you use Windows 95 and above, you do NOT need to obtain fonts or keyboard drivers for Cyrillic. Microsoft includes Cyrillic support in the system software. For the newest versions of Windows, do the following:
Go to "Control Panel" and double-click on  "Regional Options". Choose the tab entitled "General". Towards the bottom are the language settings. Check "Cyrillic" and choose "ok."

For older versions of Windows, the process is slightly different. To install Cyrillic do the following:
Open Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs, click the Windows Setup tab, and select the Multilanguage Support check box. (Note: this will also install support for Greek, Central European, etc.) Click "ok" and exit.

Also, don't forget to install a keyboard. In the same Control Panel, double-click on the Keyboard icon. Go to languages and choose the one you need. You will have to restart the computer for the changes to take effect. The keyboard layout provided is based upon the typewriter layout used in each language.

Setting up fonts and keyboard drivers for Windows

Fonts

Keyboard drivers

Sites for Cyrillicizing Windows

Font Archives

Commercial Sites

These links are provided purely for informational purposes. No endorsement or guarantee is made for any product. This page maintained by:
Andrew M. Drozd
University of Alabama
e-mail: adrozd@bama.ua.edu