Windows Cyrillic Fonts and Keyboard Drivers
Special note for Windows users:
If you using the recent versions of Windows, you do NOT need to obtain
fonts or keyboard drivers for Cyrillic. Microsoft includes Cyrillic support in the system software. For the newest version of Windows, do the following:
Go to "Control Panel" and double-click on "Region and Language".
Choose the tab entitled "Keyboards and Languages" and choose your option(s).
The keyboard layout provided is based upon the typewriter
layout used in each language. If you prefer a homophonic layout, see the keyboard section below.
Setting up fonts and keyboard drivers for Windows
Fonts
- Unicode
- True Type
- Roman CyrillicStd. Unicode 5.1 font with almost 3500 characters. See Kodeks site for details.
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- CampusRomanStd. Unicode 5.1 font with almost 3500 characters. See Kodeks site for details.
- Smart
package of Microsoft's core fonts.
- Andale
Mono CE, Cyr, Baltic, Greek, Tur
- Arial
Black CE, Cyr, Greek, Baltic, Tur
- Arial
CE, Cyr, Greek, Baltic, Tur, Arabic, Hebrew
- Comic
Sans MS - CE,Cyr,Baltic,Greek,Tur
- Courier
New CE, Cyr, Greek, Baltic, Tur, Arabic, Hebrew
- Georgia
CE, Cyr, Baltic, Greek, Tur
- Impact
CE, Cyr, Greek, Baltic, Tur
- Times
New Roman CE, Cyr, Greek, Baltic, Tur,
Arabic, Hebrew
- Verdana
CE, Cyr, Greek, Baltic, Tur
- XSerif
Unicode CE, Cyr, Baltic
- KOI-7
- KOI-8
- cp866
- cp1251
- Apple Standard
- Old Church Slavonic fonts
- Other
Keyboard drivers
- Unicode
- CP 1251
- KOI8
- Phonetic
layout for KOI8 . By Alex Lane.
- Ukrainian
Keyboard
Driver for Windows 95 Supports KOI8 and cp1251 encodings. Provides
a
choice of keyboard layouts.
- WinKey
Gavin
Helf's package which allows one to switch between a homophonic or
QWERTY
layout and the Russian national one for cp 866, cp1251, and KOI8. Also
contains keyboards for Ukrainain, Belorussian, Latvian, Estonian, and
Esperanto.
- CP866
- WinKey
Gavin
Helf's package which allows one to switch between a homophonic or
QWERTY
layout and the Russian national one for cp 866, cp1251, and KOI8. Also
contains keyboards for Ukrainain, Belorussian, Latvian, Estonian, and
Esperanto.
- Other
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
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