Do you mean really in Russian, or really using Russian script? It looks
to me as if it is not a translation, but a direct cipher (I think that's
the correct term) from English to Cyrillic, with each English character
replaced with a Cyrillic character. I doubt that the "words" are actually
Russian. If it is, it's funny how the number (and placement) of letters
in each "Russian" word match the number of letters in the corresponding
English words in the links.
And no, I don't speak Russian either.
JMcL
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Subject: RE: MPLS White Paper Announcement [7:40035]
It's actually in Russian, but it turned out that it was highly
dependent on browser. Word 2000, almost any browser on the Mac as
long as the OS is Mac X, etc., work, as do an assortment of other
things. I personally can't read it, but I promise:
the April Fool's part really is in Russian,
the MPLS paper proper is in English. The Russian goes away
tomorrow and everyone should be able to read the paper.
For the record, I neither read Russian nor formatted the page!
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