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Started by Janet Murray
Sun, 03 Jan 1993 07:00
Russian Files Available
Author: Janet Murray
Date: Sun, 03 Jan 1993 07:00
Date: Sun, 03 Jan 1993 07:00
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The Moderator of K12 Russian asked:
In a message of <Jan 02 14:46>, Michael Wise (1:161/470) wrote:
MW>works. How could someone D/L the files you have? Is it just as
MW>simple as calling your BBS and D/Ling them?
Yes. The Russian files were provided by the previous Moderator,
Mike Kelly. My BBS number is (503) 245-4961; the word processors
and literature files are also available by ftp to psg.com
This is the list of files available here; note that first time
users may not have a high enough "privilege" level to download
all the files. If you're interested in downloading the files, leave
a "message to Sysop" when you log off, and I will increase your
privilege level.
[<GAK!> I have made five attempts to manually reformat this
files listing, and failed. My apologies for the messy list.
--Janet]
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PC-Write Lite, vers. 1.03. Shareware.
EGA/VGA English/Russian word processor.
Very customizable (keyboard, screen font, most key functions,
colors, etc.) Engish spelling checker. Uses Russian MS-DOS
(code page 866) character set. Prints Cyrillic on printers capable
of Epson Graphics mode and on Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printers
(downloadable fonts included).
Registration $16-79, depending on level of support desired.
Add-in Russian spelling checker available for $29.
PCWL103A.ZIP PC-Write Lite, vers. 1.03. Part 1 of 2.
PCWL103B.ZIP PC-Write Lite, vers. 1.03. Part 2 of 2.
PCWL-CYR.ZIP Improved EGA/VGA Cyrillic fonts for PC-Write
Lite (vers. 1.02+). Includes small fonts for
EGA 43-line mode and VGA 50-line mode.
FONTEDIT.LZH PC Magazine program to modify/create EGA or VGA
character fonts with keyboard or mouse and save
the new fonts as self-loading .COM files that can
be loaded from the DOS prompt. Contains codepage
866 EGA and VGA Cyrillic fonts. Should work with
MCGA.
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LEXICON.ZIP Lexicon, vers. 6.15. Free (?). Russian/English
word processor for CGA and EGA/VGA with some extra
programs, available in LEX-HELP.ZIP. Written in
Soviet Union by a programmer at the Computing
Center of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. All menus
and prompts in English or Russian (selectable).
Uses Russian MS-DOS character set. Uses
"standard Russian typewriter keyboard."
Prints Cyrillic on Epson FX-compatible printers.
Extensive documentation in Russian (for an earlier
version of the program).
LEX-HELP.ZIP Programs to help you to use the LEXICON word
processor in EGA or VGA text modes. Contains
appropriate fonts and font utilities. Also
contains a program to print the "standard Russian
typewriter keyboard" onto many printers.
DUKEFONT.ZIP Duke University Foreign Language Toolkit. For
EGA. Contains excellent font editor and TSR font
loader. Examples of foreign fonts.
DUKEXTRA.ZIP More utilities and foreign language fonts for
DUKEFONT.ZIP. Also contains EGA Russian font for
use with the LEXICON word processor.
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KOHBEPT.SIT Program to convert high bit ASCII characters in
the literature files [below] for Macintosh word
processors. Includes the cyrillic.fnt, and
KOHBEPT.TXT (the MacWrite version of KOHBEPT.DOC)
but you will also need Stuffit v.1.5.1 (available in
File Area 4: Compression Utilities) to unstuff
the packet.
KOHBEPT.DOC ASCII text file describing how to unstuff
KOHBEPT.SIT, install the Cyrillic font, and
operate the conversion program.
CYRILLIC.FNT Macintosh font.
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SLAVLANG.ZIP English description of the Slavic language
family.
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--- RUSSIAN LITERATURE FILES ---
[NOTE: these text files contain high bit ASCII characters.]
DAMA.RUS Chekhov's short story, "Lady with a Dog"
(Dama S Sobachkoj) in Russian MS-DOS
character set.
MEDNYJ.ZIP Pushkin's "Bronze Horseman" in Russian
MS-DOS character set. Complete. From
pre-revolutionary Pushkin collection.
PRUTKOV.ZIP Some aphorisms of Kozma Prutkov (A. K.
Tolstoy). In Russian MS-DOS character set.
OKNO.RUS Evgenii Evtushenko's poem "The Window Looks
Out on White Trees" (Okno vykhodit na belye
derev'ya)
PLYASKI.RUS Aleksandr Blok's poem "Winter Dances" (Ocennie
Plyaski)
SMERT.RUS Anton Chekov's short story "Death of a
Bureaucrat" (Smert' chinovnika)
ZIMNOCH.RUS Boris Pasternak's poem "Winter Night" (Zimnyaya
noch')
--- OTHER RUSSIAN LANGUAGE FILES ---
BIBLE.RUS Books of the Bible, English to Russian (standard
English order)
BIBLIYA.RUS Books of the Bible, Russian to English (standard
Russian order)
OCEANS.RUS 206 major bodies of water, English to Russian
OKEANY.RUS 206 major bodies of water, Russian to English
ROOTS001.RUS Discussion of the development of some religious
word from the "Proto-Indo-European" language to
modern Russian
UKAZ1908.RUS Boris Eltsin's anti-coup decree of 19 August, 91
--- RUSSIAN HISTORY COLLECTION ---
This set of files is from a Defense Language Institute text for
intermediate- and advanced-level students. In Russian MS-DOS
(high-bit) character set.
rhis000.rus Introduction and Table of Contents (5.6k)
rhis001.rus Chapter 1, The Early Period (4.8k)
rhis002.rus Chapter 2, The Kiev Period (6.0k)
rhis003.rus Chapter 3, The Tartar Yoke (3.7k)
rhis004.rus Chapter 4, The Moscow Period (4.7k)
rhis005.rus Chapter 5, The First Romanoffs (4.0k)
rhis006.rus Chapter 6, The Time of Peter the Great (7.0k)
rhis007.rus Chapter 7, Russia After the Reforms of Peter
the Great (3.4k)
rhis008.rus Chapter 8, Catherine II (4.0k)
rhis009.rus Chapter 9, Paul I (0.7k)
rhis010.rus Chapter 10, Alexander I (6.3k)
rhis011.rus Chapter 11, Nicholas I (4.7k)
rhis012.rus Chapter 12, Serfdom (4.1k)
rhis013.rus Chapter 13, Alexander II (5.6k)
rhis014.rus Chapter 14, Alexander III (2.3k)
rhis015.rus Chapter 15, The Reign of Nicholas II (3.0k)
rhis016.rus Chapter 16, The War with Japan and the
Revolution of 1905 (2.9k)
rhis017.rus Chapter 17, The State "Duma" (1.9k)
rhis018.rus Chapter 18, The Reforms of P. A. Stolypine (2.5k)
rhis019.rus Chapter 19, World War I (5.8k)
rhis020.rus Chapter 20, The "February Revolution" of 1917
(2.9k)
rhis021.rus Chapter 21, The Provisional Government (1.2k)
rhis022.rus Chapter 22, Kerensky and General Kornilov (2.3k)
rhis023.rus Chapter 23, The "October Revolution" (2.7k)
rhis024.rus Chapter 24, The Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty (2.8k)
rhis025.rus Chapter 25, The First Year of Bolshevik Rule
(4.8k)
rhis026.rus Chapter 26, Militant Communism and the Civil War
(18.3k)
rhis027.rus Chapter 27, The New Economic Plan ("NEP") (2.5k)
rhis028.rus Chapter 28, Stalin Replaces Lenin (6.1k)
rhis029.rus Chapter 29, The First Five-Year Plan:
Collectivization and Industrialization of
the Soviet Union (10.5k)
rhis030.rus Chapter 30, The Second Five-Year Plan:
Preparation for War (3.9k)
rhis031.rus Chapter 31, Ezhov's Great Purge of 1937-1938
(5.8k)
rhis032.rus Chapter 32, World War II: Stalin's Plans (4.2k)
rhis033.rus Chapter 33, The War with Finland (5.6k)
rhis034.rus Chapter 34, Soviet Russia at War (5.6k)
rhis035.rus Chapter 35, The Post-War Years in the USSR (2.0k)
rhis036.rus Chapter 36, The Bolshevik Attacks on Religion
(4.4k)
rhis037.rus Chapter 37, Stalin's Death and the Khrushchev Era
(1.5k)
rhis038.rus Chapter 38, The "Cold War" (5.1k)
rhis039.rus Conclusion (4.6k)
rhis040.eng Major Bibliographical Sources (in English) of Defense
Language Institute history text (1.5k)
rhis-dli.zip All of the above (104.1k)
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Re: Russian Files Available
Author: Alexander Sokolsky
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 23:26
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 23:26
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My university mainfraim knows nothing about "psg.com". Will you please give a numeric Internet address? -- Alexander (Sasha) Sokolsky MSU graduate student P.O.Box 1510 (601) 325-8797 (office) Mississippi State, MS 39762 (601) 325-5911 (home)
Re: Russian Files Available
Author: Michael T Decerbo
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 03:17
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 03:17
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Hi, My apologies for posting this to the net; my email to the author bounced. In article <SOKOLSKY.93Jan10172636@walt.Ra.MsState.Edu>, sokolsky@Ra.MsState.Edu (Alexander Sokolsky) writes: |> |> My university mainfraim knows nothing about "psg.com". Will you please |> give a numeric Internet address? |> The hostname you want is "ftp.psg.com". This confused me too. -- Michael Decerbo mike@athena.mit.edu
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