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To access a Cyrillic text on your computer screen, adjustments may be required to obtain a proper viewing and print-out of the text.

As an example of the manner in which to proceed in instances in which your computer is set for "Western (Latin I)" texts:

Step One

Install a MS package called "Multilanguage Support":

• Go to Start / Settings / Control Panel
• Double-click on an icon called "Add/Remove Programs"
• Click on a tab called "Windows Setup"
• Inside the "Components" window go to a line called "Multilanguage Support".
  Click on a check box next to it select this feature
• If you have your Windows 95 CD-ROM, put it into the drive and click on the button "have disk"
• If you don't have CD-ROM, you need to download the files from Microsoft Web site and only then continue the installation:
  • Click on this underlined file name - lang.exe - to download it. Put this file into some temporary directory (folder).
  • lang.exe is a self-extracting archive, so use your Windows Explorer, go to the folder where you put this file and double-click on it. The files of "Multilanguage Support" will appear in this folder.
  • Go back to the Control Panel. If you don't see the "Install from disk" dialog where you were before going to your browser, just double-click again on an icon "Add/Remove Programs" and you will be there.
  • Use a "Browse" button to point to a folder where you download the files of "Multilanguage Support" package.
    Then click "OK" and the installation starts.

Step Two

On your browsers menu choose as your encoding Cyrillic (Windows-1251), Cyrillic (ISO-8859-5) or Cyrillic (KOI8-R).