In our case, this language happens to be Russian. Actually, to be more precise, this information can be easily applicable to any language based on the Cyrillic alphabet, such as Belarussian, Ukrainian, and Bulgarian. To this extent, the terms Russian and Cyrillic are going to be used almost interchangeably. A few words on the organization of the information on this site. In an effort to maximize the accessibility and easy navigation of the information, and to minimize the amount of e-mail received as a consequence of people missing the information that's already here, the overall layout of the Third edition of the server has been reorganized.
Navigation is provided through a clickable image at the bottom of the screen.
If you are using a text-only browser, you can still navigate this site by using the text links provided on the Main page. The main guide is built around the four Easy Steps which have to be followed one by one in order to achieve the goals of properly configuring one's system to work with Cyrillic text. You can see the overview of the server on the Table of Contents page. F inally, the Contact Information page of this server is your source on how to ask questions pertaining to this site, get in touch and learn more about the author, and find out about additional services offered.