At 11:31 15/09/2010 -0700, Alan Cliffe wrote:
How about making Cyrillic script available? Or am I missing
something? It doesn't appear in the drop-down font menu.
I think you are missing the point here. Cyrillic is not a font but
an alphabet - a set of characters that may or may not appear in any
font. Cyrillic characters appear in a number of fonts on my system,
but I cannot say which, if any, came with OpenOffice. In general,
fonts do not need to come with applications: OpenOffice should
inherit any fonts properly installed in your operating system.
o Go to Insert | Special Character... .
o In the Subset drop-down menu, look for "Cyrillic". If it appears,
you will see Cyrillic characters; if not, try another font from the
Font drop-down menu.
The next question you'll want to ask is how to get your system to
allow you to type Cyrillic characters directly, as if you had a
Russian (or whatever) keyboard. I'll leave others to explain that.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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