jml@wally.altair.fr (Jean Marie Larcheveque) (10/01/90)
Could anybody direct me to a good cyrillic font, together
with reliable utilities for remapping character codes, both
on screen and in the postscript definition? (So far, I have
been using keymeleon to customize the keyboard, but this
has the effect of remapping latin characters as well, which
makes working with Word a hassle.)
Thanks in advance.
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Jean-Marie Larcheveque <jml@bdblues.altair.fr> or
<jml@nuri.inria.fr>janus@ux.acs.umn.edu (Louis Janus) (10/04/90)
In article <1654@seti.inria.fr> jml@wally.altair.fr (Jean Marie Larcheveque) writes: >Could anybody direct me to a good cyrillic font, together >with reliable utilities for remapping character codes, both >on screen and in the postscript definition? (So far, I have >been using keymeleon to customize the keyboard, but this >has the effect of remapping latin characters as well, which >makes working with Word a hassle.) > ---------------------------------- I like the work done by Linguist's Software, Box 580, Edmunds WA 98020 USA. Phone: 206/775-1130; Fax: 206/771-5911. They offer "laser Cyrillic" for $149.95. Also MacCyrillic (non PostScript) for $79.95 They offer many other language fonts (e.g., Kanji, Kana, Korean, Thai, Farsi, Arabic, Hebrew, IPA, Akkadian. I lost their brochure (I'm always lending it out!) so I can't remember all the rest. But I would recommend that anyone with a exotic (or domestic) font need contact them. I have no interest in their work, just tryuing to be helpful. By the way, they are going to publish a concording program in late fall or winter. Ask them to put you on the mailing list if you're interested. Louis Janus Scandinavian Dept Univ. of Minnesota 612/822-1015 (home)