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radak
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Nov 25, 2002

Hi,



I\'m Sookhee Im from Korea. I\'m looking for a website to purchase EuroSlovic fonts package. I found some websites that sells EuroSlavic fonts but they all send me the fonts by ship. I need the fonts very urgently. Do you know any website that I can purchase the fonts by online and download them?



Sookhee
 
Gilda Manara
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EuroSlavic fonts Nov 25, 2002

Hi,



I have this website in my favourites, where you can download many free fonts - maybe you will find something useful for you too...



Gilda



http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/findfonts_home.asp?sid=JKETND9MNG9P9N0PH0KE38LRP3JM1WNF&con=fntclass&class=lngfnt
 
Jerzy Czopik
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Why purchasing, inf they are integrated in any Windows 9x, ME, 2000 or XP? Nov 25, 2002

See MS help files for reference, as the way of activating those fonts strongly depends on the operating system you use.

While for Windows 95/98 it was necessary to install or activate a languages package, so in in Windows 2000/XP you can simply choose the codepages you will use.

In Windows 9x you need to go to \"Software\" \"Windows setup\" and install language pack for Central Europa, Baltic and Cyryllic.

In Windows 2000/XP you go to \"Country settings\" and select... See more
See MS help files for reference, as the way of activating those fonts strongly depends on the operating system you use.

While for Windows 95/98 it was necessary to install or activate a languages package, so in in Windows 2000/XP you can simply choose the codepages you will use.

In Windows 9x you need to go to \"Software\" \"Windows setup\" and install language pack for Central Europa, Baltic and Cyryllic.

In Windows 2000/XP you go to \"Country settings\" and select tha \"Language Options\" for your system. Choose the codepages 852 (Latin 2) and 1250 (Windows CE) to be able to use central european fonts.



The above mentioned names may vary in your system, as I do not use english Windows, but german.



Jerzy

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