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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. Usually this
requires installing additional Multilanguage Support Module and telling
your page viewer to use proper fonts.
Difficulty
Level: easy Time Required:
5-10 minutes
Here's How:
- Click on Start menu.
- Open Settings - Control Panel.
- Double click Add/Remove Programs.
- Single click Windows Setup tab.
- Check "Multilanguage Support" box (only if it is not
checked).
- Single click OK on the "Add/Remove Programs" screen.
- 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. Return to "Add/Remove Programs" menu. Use
"Have disk" and "Browse" buttons to point to a
folder where you extracted Lang.exe. Then click OK to start
installation.
- For Internet Explorer, go to View - Language and select Cyrillic
(Windows-1251).
- For Netscape Navigator, go to View - Character Set and select
Cyrillic (Windows-1251).
Tips:
- If you can not see proper Russian letters after applying Cyrillic
(Windows-1251), try other Cyrillics.
- Use the latest version of Internet Explorer or Nescape Navigator.
- The pages on MasterRussian.com site are written using
Cyrillic (Windows-1251) alphabet.
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