Cyrillic II® for Windows® - Linguist's Software

Cyrillic II? for Windows?, by Linguist's Software

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Cyrillic II? for Windows?, version 12.2

Linguist's Software fonts in the Cyrillic II? for Windows? product line, and their current version number:

Cyrillic II? for Windows? (Roman-style) Cyrillic II? Chan for Windows? (Chancery-style) Cyrillic II? Gara for Windows? (Garamond-style) Cyrillic II? Mono for Windows? (Courier?-style) Cyrillic II? Pala for Windows? (Palatino?-style) Cyrillic II? Sans for Windows? (Helvetica?-style) Cyrillic II? SansCon for Windows? (Sans Condensed-style) Cyrillic II? Optina for Windows? (Optina iconic-style) Cyrillic II? Slavonic for Windows? (Old Slavonic-style)

RELEASE HISTORY

Version 12.2 2010 May 17 Windows 7/Vista keyboard added for UkrainianLS Translit. (Versions 12.0 and 12.1 were custom versions.)

Version 11.0 2004 July 23 The Cyrillic II User's Manual is added to the product diskette or CD in Acrobat? PDF format, for viewing and/or printing, and is no longer supplied in printed form. The Cyrillic II DOS, Cyrillic II KOI, and Cyrillic II Mac fonts with alternate arrangements have been removed from the product. Originally designed to ease crossplatform transfer of Cyrillic files, these arrangements are no longer needed. Instead, users can use the Cyrillic II fonts in Windows and the files can be converted on the Macintosh using CrossPlatform Converter. See . The nine keyboards that supported the Cyrillic II DOS, -KOI, and -Mac fonts have been removed from the product, leaving the six keyboards that support the Cyrillic II fonts (Russian LS translit, Russian LS computer, Russian LS typewriter, Bulgarian LS, Serbian LS, and Ukrainian LS). Windows 3.1 support has been ended. The fonts will install into Windows 3.1, but there no longer is Windows 3.1 keyboard support included in the product. For a version that does support Windows 3.1 please contact the Sales office. The keyboard demonstration files are consolidated into a single Word file. Except for Cyrillic II Pro, the products have all become single diskette (or CD) products. The Readme file (this file) is changed from Windows Write format to Word format.

Version 10.01 2004 July 19 Cyrillic II Mono and Cyrillic II Sans Con were modified: The CyrillicIIMono and CyrillicIISansCon fonts (plain, bold, italic, bolditalic) were regenerated to fix a corruption that caused ASCII 240 to not print correctly. Some applications were replacing it with ASCII 144 during printing. The fonts are now version 7.1. No other fonts were changed.

Version 10.0 2003 August 19 Installation Manual in Adobe Acrobat PDF format included on disk, replacing the paper Installation Manual.

Version 9.0 2002 October 30 Revised Installation Manual added Troubleshooting Manual in Acrobat PDF format added

Version 8.2 2002 May 22 Diskette arrangement modified to prevent accidental installation of Windows 3.1 installer. Obsolete files removed from product: *.OS2, MSW-ATM.DOT, INSTALL.BAT, SETUP.BAT

Version 8.1 1999 October 6 Showcyr.hlp help file replaced with Linguist.hlp file Contains installation, removal, and troubleshooting information for all supported environments Appsetup.inf Windows 3.1 setup file modified to install the new help file in Windows 3.1 New Installation and Getting Started Manual added Old Installation and Technical Manuals removed

Version 8.0 1999 June 1 Palatino-style only character shapes refined

Version 7.0 1999 March 23 Fonts updated for compatibility with Windows NT4.0 SP4, Windows 98, and euro-updated versions of Windows 95 and 3.1. Windows NT keyboard DLLs updated. Add SETUP.BAT file to direct users to new SETUP?? files Font filenames changed: Cyrillic II Mono and Cyrillic II Slavonic

Version 6.1 1998 October 7 Cyrillic II? SansCon for Windows? (SansCondensed-style) released

Version 6.0 1998 July 9 Initial release for Windows NT4.0 New setupNT.exe and kNTsetup.inf files New removeNT.exe uninstaller program New Windows NT keyboard DLL(s): ArmenianLS US New Windows NT information in manuals Revise INSTALL.BAT file to direct users to new SETUP?? files

Remove Macedonian from supported languages

Version 5.2 1998 March 10 Add "Russian computer" keyboard layout files for Windows, DOS, Mac, and KOI8 fonts Repair E/e in Russian typewriter keyboard file, from Latin E/e to Cyrillic E/e

Version 5.1 1997 June 27 Correct internal font revision number

Version 5.0a 1997 May 26 Replace Cyrillic II fonts "MACR" internal code with "Ling"

Version 5.0 1997 May 9 Revise Cyrillic II fonts for compatibility with Office 97 speller and clipboard

Version 4.0 1996 June 10 Add Cyrillic II KOI-8 font for Internet Russian files Add Windows 95 keyboards: KOI8translit, KOI8Russian Add Windows 3.1 keyboards: KOI8translit, KOI8Russian

Disk 1 contains Installer programs plus Windows and DOS* fonts Disk 2 contains KOI-8* and Mac* fonts plus miscellaneous files * Windows fonts, arranged according to DOS, KOI-8, and Mac

Cyrillic II for Windows is now available in seven font families: Times, Helv, Gara, Pala, Mono=Courier, Chan, Optina

All but last two include plain, bold, italic and bold-italic

Version 3.1 1996 January 25 Add REMOVE95.EXE uninstaller program Add Windows 95 keyboards: DOStranslit, DOSRussian, MacTranslit, MacRussian Upgrade Windows 95 manual

Version 3.0 1996 January 19 Windows 95 version original release; fonts unchanged Create INSTALL.BAT file to direct users to new SETUP files Rename INSTALL.EXE file to SETUP31.EXE Add SETUP95.EXE and K95SETUP.INF files Add Windows 95 keyboards: UStranslit, Bulgarian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian Add Windows 95 manual

Version 2.2 1995 January 17 Rename Cyrillic II DOS font to CyrIiDos Rename Cyrillic II Mac font to CyrIiMac to resolve Type 1 font problems Name of Cyrillic II font unchanged New Keyboard Switcher version Refine Cyrillic b, d, l, l-soft, v, z, ts, shch

Version 2.1 1994 August 16

Set default to Always on Top

Version 2.0 1994 August 9 Modify all Cyrillic character widths, few character shapes

Version 1.2 1994 July 1 Cyrillic II Mac: mostly follows LS Cyrillic II font, compatible with Apple Russian operating system fonts

Differences between Mac and Windows font Mac 160 dagger moved to ANSI 202 Mac 160 dagger replaced with ANSI 160 non-breaking space Mac 192 moved to ANSI 166 -- delta Mac 182 moved to ANSI 198 -- lower case umlaut Mac 166 moved to ANSI 182 -Mac 183 moved to ANSI 196 -- J Mac 183 replaced with ANSI 183 -- ?

Version 1.1 1994 June 28 Remove invalid kerning tables

Version 1.0 1994 June 14 Initial product release Cyrillic II: MS Russian Windows compatible font Cyrillic II DOS: MS Russian DOS compatible font Four character per key keyboard maps: AATSEEL (transliterated US), Russian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Ukranian No compatibility with LS Cyrillic II for Mac, which follows the Apple Russian system fonts

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