problems with cyrillic o line when using a Mac

[Benjamin Rifkin]

Dear Giampolo and other Mac users:

Mac OS X has Cyrillic fonts built into it.  I suspect that your Linguists'
Software may not be loading Unicode compliant Cyrillic fonts.  When you are
using the Unicode fonts, you should have no trouble reading the websites.
See

http://www.friends-partners.org/partners/rusmac/

for more information.

I am not sure where the Jat is, however, in these standardized fonts.

Sincerely,

Ben Rifkin


On 1/2/07 10:59 AM, "Giampaolo Gandolfo" <gianpaolo.gandolfo at FASTWEBNET.IT>
wrote:

> I am using Linguist's Software for my Mac (OS X.4).
>     But when I open one of the Cyrillic texts, for example, from the "Basic
> Electonic Library"  I have many problems.  For instance, often for older texts
> I get letter nonsense or I am missing the "jat'".  This is frustrating.  It
> seem to be a Mac problem (?)    How do I get the Cyrillic to be reproduced
> properly when I go on line?
>     Thanks
>                 Giampaolo Gandolfo
> 
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