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	System-wide setup
		Windows-1251 provides compatibility with M$ Windows and it is is by far the most popular charset for nearly all slavic languages.
		Windows-1251 support in the kernel is needed to visualize MS Windows filenames in cyrillic while the console and X Window system are localized in windows-1251.
		Install windows-1251 fonts for X Windows and make sure thay are before other fonts in the path.
	osdir.com /LDP/HOWTO/Belarusian-HOWTO/x28.html (599 words)

	Yamada Language Center: Russian Fonts
		Download For Windows ER Architect 1251 (33 k), ER Architect 866 (33 k), ER Architect KOI8 (33 k), ER Architect Macintosh (33 k), For Windows
		Download For Windows ER Kurier 1251 (165 k), ER Kurier 866 (132 k), ER Kurier KOI8 (132 k), ER Kurier Macintosh (165 k), For Windows
		Download For Windows ER Univers 1251 (116 k), ER Univers 866 (116 k), ER Univers KOI8 (116 k), ER Univers Macintosh (116 k), For Windows
	babel.uoregon.edu /yamada/fonts/russian.html (847 words)

	MySQL и русская кодировка WINDOWS-1251 \| Дедик.ру \| выделенный сервер.
		при переходе на нормальныую русскую сп1251 возникли трудности с перекодировкой нескольких десятков ГБ БД...
		а как быть, если дамп в 1251, а всеравно вопросики?
		Или переведите mysql в 1251 или дамп в нужную кодировку.
	www.dedic.ru /node/213 (729 words)

	International Character support
		Windows 2000 and XP may be set up so that "western" developers can see non-Western characters, both in FindinSite-CD-Wizard and FindinSite-CD running in a browser.
		In Windows 2000 the default system locale must be set appropriately for this to work, eg set the default system locale to Japanese if you want to use FindinSite-CD to search for Japanese words.
		Windows 2000 is not using Chinese as its system default locale so FindinSite-CD-Wizard cannot display this character properly in the words list.
	www.phdcc.com /fiscd/charsets.htm (2946 words)

	Zoom Search Engine - International Language Support
		However, Windows 98 and earlier versions have partial Unicode support, so you may come across issues if you attempt to index with Unicode on these platforms.
		You have specified "windows-1251" or "koi-8r" in the Languages tab of the Indexer configuration window.
		Windows servers uses different locale names, and their list can be found here.
	www.wrensoft.com /zoom/support/languages.html (1150 words)

	Cyrillic in the GUI for R under Windows (XP) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From the R under Windows FAQ it isn't totally transparent how to set things up so that Cyrillic (or any other non-Latin character set for that matter!) characters will show up properly under the graphical interface of R (called RGui).
		Windows will open a dialogue box telling you that you have to restart your computer for the change to take effect.
		Crucially this means that whenever you interface with the system (e.g., reading a data frame from a file), you need to make sure that your strings are in Windows 1251 encoding.
	ling.ucsd.edu /~rlevy/cyrillic_under_windows_rgui (204 words)

	Cyrillic in the GUI for R under Windows (XP) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From the R under Windows FAQ it isn't totally transparent how to set things up so that Cyrillic (or any other non-Latin character set for that matter!) characters will show up properly under the graphical interface of R (called RGui).
		Windows will open a dialogue box telling you that you have to restart your computer for the change to take effect.
		Crucially this means that whenever you interface with the system (e.g., reading a data frame from a file), you need to make sure that your strings are in Windows 1251 encoding.
	homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk /rlevy/cyrillic_under_windows_rgui (204 words)

	The ttf2pt1 font installation guide
		To run the accompanying scripts Perl for Windows will be required as well as other tools from the Cygnus set.
		The Windows support was not particularly tested, so in case of problems with building or running the converter please let us know.
		The pre-built code (possibly of an older version) of ttf2pt1 for MS Windows is available from the GnuWin32 project from http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/ttf2pt1.htm
	ttf2pt1.sourceforge.net /FONTS.html (2810 words)

	Cyrillic at GWU
		You cannot install Cyrillic in Windows NT or 2000 or XP unless you have (a) Administrator privileges when logged in.
		It is customary to warn users that a mistake in editing the the Windows registry manually can result in a fate worse than death.
		Usually under Windows 2000 a folder where Windows Operating System files are kept, is called "WinNT" (remember, Windows 2000 is just a newer version of Windows NT 4.0).
	www.gwu.edu /~slavic/gw-cyrillic/cyrilize.htm (2731 words)

	Character Encoding On Windows - Mercurial
		Typical Windows systems operate with two character sets.
		On typical US systems, for example, most applications use a character set called cp1252 that is close to Latin-1.
		This adds a large complexity burden throughout the code for a problem that only affects Windows users and is likely to result in bugs as developers on the UNIX side add or change features.
	www.selenic.com /mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/Character_Encoding_On_Windows (618 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Windows-1251
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	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Windows-1251 (147 words)

	Russian Los Angeles - Events, Concerts, Personals, Chat, ClassifiedsWindows russification
		Windows NT4.0 / Windows 2000: "Cyrillic Support for win 2000 / NT4.0".
		Standard Microsoft Cyrillic fonts are available on all modern versions of Windows, even when it's a non-Russian Windows (for non-Russian Windows 3.1/3.11 it's not the case and a user must download those free non-Microsoft fonts (see links below).
		Users of Russian versions of MS Windows already have such CP-1251 fonts activated (as well as users of PanEuropean Windows 95), that is, they have, say, "Arial (Cyrillic)", etc.
	www.russianla.com /misc/Windows-russification.php3 (314 words)

	[Bug 1213] The Russian keyboard should use the windows-1251 codepage (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Of course, it is correct, since Windows applications usually should work with the windows codepage.
		But the Cyrillic X11 keysyms, which I input from my keyboard, are recognized by wine as koi8, and it is strange, since, I think, the keyboard encoding should match the encoding used for screen.
		So I recommend to change 20866 to 1251 at least for one Russian keyboard described in the file keyboard.c (there are 3 Russian keyboards in this file).
	www.winehq.org /pipermail/wine-bugs/2003-June/005642.html (295 words)

	Cyrillic Internet at GWU
		Please note: If you are not using Windows 3.11 or lower (i.e., not Windows 95/98), or if you are using a Macintosh, see the document Cyrillicizing your PC.
		Windows prefers to handle Russian through a coding system called Windows Cyrillic 1251.
		Most Russian users (in Russia) have fonts to handle both KOI8 and Windows Cyrillic 1251, and they are constantly switching back and forth.
	www.gwu.edu /~slavic/gw-cyrillic/gw-cyrilize.htm (1314 words)

	Adobe - TechNote : Character code point additions for Cyrillic, CE, and Baltic (FrameMaker 7.2) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		You can enter these characters in the dialog boxes using the ANSI code only if Windows is running in the same locale.
		Windows must be running in the same locale for correct display of these characters in the dialog boxes.
		For example, for entering characters from Cyrillic codepage in the Find/Change dialog, Windows needs to be started in the Cyrillic Locale.
	www.adobe.com /cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=332864 (483 words)

	'Cyrillic (Russian) in Netscape for Windows' (text in English)
		Windows NT 4.0 has, unlike Windows 3.1, large-size font files that contain symbols of many languages, including Russian.
		Windows NT and Netscape begin to work with these fonts better.
		When you open a Newsgroup in this window, a Subject of a currently selected article is shown in a special line in the middle of the screen (this line separates a list of articles and a text of a current article).
	www.siber.com /sib/russify/ms-windows/cwww_eng.html (10733 words)

	How to view pages in Russian in Windows 95/98
		You can set up your Windows 95 or later to display proper Russian letters when browsing Web-pages with Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.
		If your computer prompts you for original Windows disk, follow the instructions.
		If you do not have the disk, download Lang.exe, put it into some temporary folder and double click on it to self-extract.
	masterrussian.com /htviewpages.cfm (197 words)

	I'm not a Klingon : Expected names of Microsoft Windows "ANSI" Code Pages (Encodings)
		For Windows I'm responsible for some of the NLS APIs.
		I was asked about our use of the windows "ansi" code page names, as used in things like MIME types, http content-type tags, etc. Each "code page" has a name that most accuratly round trips back to the same code page, which I've listed as the "preferred name" below.
		Additionally, when you ask for a code page matching a name, some code pages have several aliases that map to the identical behavior.
	blogs.msdn.com /shawnste/archive/2006/11/06/expected-names-of-microsoft-windows-ansi-code-pages-encodings.aspx (352 words)

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		Windows-1251 provides compatibility with M$ Windows and it is is by far the most popular charset for nearly all slavic languages.
		windows-1251 in the kernel Windows-1251 support in the kernel is needed to visualize MS Windows filenames in cyrillic while the console and X Window system are localized in windows-1251.
		The problem is solved by removing koi8-r fonts from everywhere - X Window System font path and font server path.Then install koi8-ru, iso-8859-5 or windows-1251 and run xset fp rehash or restart X server.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/Belarusian-HOWTO (671 words)

	Interactive Exercises for Golosa
		The following materials are in Windows 1251 (codepage 1251) and use Javascript.
		If you cannot see Cyrillic characters properly, go to the "View" menu of your browser and change the "Encoding" (or "Character Set").
		If the "ё" is not available on your keyboard (and you are using Windows 95 or higher), hold down the "Alt" key and type "0184".
	bama.ua.edu /~adrozd/russian/index.htm (71 words)

	SGI TPL View (Belarusian-HOWTO)
		Short guide in setting up Belarusian language support in Linux console, X Window System, web-browsers, text editors, etc. Charsets used in the setup are either windows-1251 or iso-8859-5.
		Windows-1251 support in the kernel is needed to visualize MS Windows filenames in cyrillic while the console and X Window system are localized in windows-1251.
		Install windows-1251 fonts for X Windows and make sure thay are before other fonts in the path.
	techpubs.sgi.com /tpl.cgi/view/linux/HOWTO/Belarusian-HOWTO (1088 words)

	Amazon.co.jp: windows: 洋書 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Excel 2002 for Windows Workbook Paul Summers (ペーパーバック - 2001/9/1)
		Windows on Origins / Oorspronge in Oenskou C. Landman D.P. Whitelaw (ハードカバー - 1985/12/31)
		Windows and Doors (Key Note Report S) (ボードブック - 1985/8)
	www.amazon.co.jp /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=windows&tag=159250-22&index=books-us&pg=1251&linkCode=qs&page=1 (203 words)

	[No title]
		Subject: Registration of new MIME charset: Windows-1251 Date: Fri, 3 May 1996 09:49:41 -0700 MIME character set name: Windows-1251 Security Considerations: Security issues are not discussed in this memo.
		Published specification: 1) Kano, N. "Developing International Software for Windows 95 and Windows NT", Microsoft Press, ISBN 1-55615-840-8, 1995, p.
		460-463 2)http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev 3) Microsoft Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (Russian and Central and Eastern European versions), Windows 95 (Russian and Pan European versions), Windows NT 3.5, 3.51.
	www.iana.org /assignments/charset-reg/windows-1251 (102 words)

	Russify MS Windows: Applications
		This will make the IE 3.0 display your Mail and News messages in KOI8-R. Specifically, KOI8-R Mail and News messages will be translated to CP1251 and displayed using the CP1251 Cyrillic font sitting in the Cyrillic section of the standard New Times Roman TTF font.
		Also MS IE will translate what you type from CP 1251 to KOI8-R. Therefore it is important to set Keyboard Switcher into CP1251 (not KOI8-R) mode (it is called simply Russian in NLS switcher).
		The subject lines in summary window still appear only in CP1251 even if View.Language.Cyrillic(KOI-8) is set.
	www.siber.com /sib/russify/ms-windows/apps.html (1163 words)

	Cyrillic fonts for MS Windows
		Ok, you work with MS Windows and would like to browse Russian language Web sites or just use Cyrillic in a word processor.
		Follow instructions below for Windows 3.1,3.11 and for newer Windows to install downloaded free fonts in your Windows system.
		In Windows 3.1, you have such group (window) as MAIN.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/PaulGor/fonts_e.htm (2859 words)

	[No title]
		Window System, web-browsers, text editors, etc. Charsets used in the setup
		Windows-1251 provides compatibility with M$ Windows and it is is by far the
		Windows-1251 support in the kernel is needed to visualize MS Windows
	www.linuxrx.com /HOWTO/sunsite-sources/Belarusian-HOWTO.html (1124 words)

	Windows(1251)-standart cyrillic fonts
		Here You can find Cyrillic fonts of Windows (1251) encoding.
		If you looking for it you have to CLICK HERE
		If you have comments about font pages please mail me
	www.rada.kiev.ua /osmir/1251font.html (30 words)

	Annoyances.org - re: Cyrillic e-mail (Windows Me Discussion Forum)
		Click on Button Details and find Cyrillic, which supports among others Russian language 6.Press OK to install it You also need to install Russian language on your Keyboard 1.Click on Settings on Start panel 2.Click on Keyboard icon 3.
		I usually use Cyrillic (Windows-1251), but you can try others to see which will work out in your case.
		Now you can type using Russian alphabet in your email window.
	www.annoyances.org /exec/forum/winme/999283329 (476 words)

	Windows-1251 KOI8-R
		These files work with the built-in MS Windows keyboard tools, that is, they work exactly as original layout files provided by Microsoft, no additional software is required.
		Windows ME is a next version of Windows 95/98 line of products, while Windows 2000 is a next version of Windows NT 4.0
		Usually under Windows 2000 the folder where Windows Operating System is kept is called "WinNT" (under XP it's called "Windows").
	www.sweb.cz /ruslit/ruu.kbd.htm (3476 words)

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