RE Font conversion

[David Chaika]

Bukinist is a Code Page 1251 font, Nowadays Times, Arial, etc. are all
Unicode fonts. When you type KTO into your Bukinist text, it will be in
Unicode because that's what's built into Windows XP. So run your entire text
through a converter, such as this:

http://www.asuult.net/badaa/convert/con2uni.htm

When I tried it even with the Unicode KTO, the text came out correct, the
Unicode KTO was unaffected so stayed in Unicode format.

If that one doesn't work just do a google search on CP1251 Unicode convert
Windows.

I think Windows comes with Bookman font, which is a Unicode font very
similar to Bukinist, so you can just past the converted text into Word, hit
Control-A to highlight All, and select Bookman. Providing you don't have
headings in other fonts!

David
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Date:    Fri, 17 Jun 2005 00:04:48 -0500
From:    Benjamin Sher <sher07 at MINDSPRING.COM>
Subject: Problems with Russian font

Dear friends:

My wife is editing her Russian translation of a French novel. The
original text was typed using the ER-Bukinist 1251 Cyrillic fonts in
MSWord 6 about six years ago. I would appreciate your help with
two problems:



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