Re: Ukrainian version of the Cyrillic Alphabet

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From: Henri J. Socha (x6251)
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1987 18:02

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In article <642@ritcv.UUCP> gig@ritcv.UUCP (Gordon Goodman) writes:
>I am looking for a Ukrainian version of the cyrillic alphabet for the Mac.  
>The font will be printed on an Imagewriter.   

>Nosdorolya,
CasadyWare
P.O. Box 223779
Carmel CA 93922
(800) 331-4321 (US)
(800) 851-1986 (CA)
(408) 646-4660 (Information 9-5 Pcific time)
The first two numbers are a 24 HR answering/ordertaking service I think.

If Ukranian is not in Fluent Fonts (Includes Cyrillic) then
Fluent Laser Fonts Number 9 Is said to be
Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Serbian.  (Non-Cyrillic may be unusual key 
layout.  My wife said that some keys were Old Russian (Pre-Revoluionary).

They are Postscript font but come with bitmap fonts that may serve
your purposes.  Time was spent to make bit-mapped nice but only a few
sizes were done.  Full Family fonts included (Bold,Italic, B&I).

I have no connection with CasadyWare except as a friend and the designer
of their laser fonts does the newsletter for the local Club Mac (and more).
-- 
UUCP:...!amdahl!drivax!socha                                      WAT Iron'75
"Everything should be made as simple as possible but not simpler."  A. Einstein

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Subject: Re: Ukrainian version of the Cyrillic Alphabet
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