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This page allows interested users easy access to Russian language fonts and information about font encodings. Please note: The inclusion of commercial sites on this page does not imply that I endorse any one of them, except my own.

Convert Cyrillic.comRussian font scheme conversion and more.  The first site, that in addition to the usual encodings, allows one to convert from and to ALA-LC Romanization (Library of Congress with Diacritics)

The Cyrillic Charset Soup. Even though ISO 8859 contains a standard Cyrillic character set, there is a whole bunch of other Cyrillic encodings being used on computers worldwide. This page tries to explain why that is so by providing  a historical survey. Each character set is illustrated by a bit map GIF along with the underlying Unicode mapping table and BDF (X/Unix) font.

Keyboard Drivers.

Russification of the Macintosh  Because I've been asked by MAC users.

UCS generic collation locale -- rationale for Cyrillic This page, now available in English in what at first appears to be a Dutch language page, provides information regarding the ordering of the Cyrillic characters given in ISO 14651.  Scroll down a few lines for the rationale.

The Web CAN speak Russian There are two major Cyrillic encoding schemes supported by this server.

Roy's Resources Book Shoppe in association with  carries an extensive listing of dictionaries and textbooks  for the Russian  linguist.

Russian-to-English translation.  Click for terms and further information.

By popular request... A source of conferences for linguists, translators, interpreters, teachers of languages, those interested in natural language processing, and any others interested in the spoken and written languages of the world.

This page was updated 31 October 2005.

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