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The following steps will be sufficient to make Cyrillic text readable on your computer, but you will need to install additional Cyrillic drivers to type in Ukrainian. This course does not require any typing, so we will not discuss the drivers here. If you need to use an interactive online dictionary, you may try the copy/paste function.

For Microsoft Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP users

1. Download the fonts.zip file to the Desktop.
2. Unzip it to a new fonts folder (for instance, you can press and hold the right mouse button on the fonts.zip; choose WinZip (Extract to folder ...fonts\)).
3. Click on the Start button, choose Settings and click on the Control Panel tab; a Control Panel window will open.
4. In the Control Panel window, click on the Fonts icon.
5. In the Fonts window, go to the File menu and choose Install New Font.
6. For Drives, choose C:\; for Folders, choose C:\Windows\Desktop\fonts.
7. Mark the Copy fonts to Fonts folder checkbox; you should see a list of four ER Univers 1251 fonts in the List of fonts listbox.
8. Press Select All and then OK buttons. The installation has been completed.
9. Now you need to tell your browser which font to use.

	Netscape, Opera users: go to the Tools drop-down menu, select Preferences; click on the Fonts tab. In the For the Encoding drop-down list box, select Cyrillic; for Variable Width Font and Fixed Width Font choose ER Univers 1251. In the bottom part of the window select Use page-specified fonts, including Dynamic Fonts. Click OK. You may need to reload the page to see Cyrillic letters.
	Microsoft Explorer users: go to the Tools drop-down menu, then Internet Options; click on the Font button (in the bottom row). Select Cyrillic in the Language script drop-down list box and ER Univers 1251 in the Web page font box. Click OK. You may need to reload the page to see Cyrillic characters.

For Mac OS:

1. Download the ER Univers Macintosh font and expand it with Stuffit Expander (this should actually happen automatically, and a folder ERUniversMacintosh should appear on your desktop).
2. Drag the ERUniversMacintosh folder to the closed Fonts folder, which is located in the System Folder. Your Macintosh will do the rest of installing by itself; you may see a few dialogue boxes explaining what it is doing, on which you should click OK.
3. When installation is completed, quit your Web browser and start it again.
   Now you need to tell your browser which font to use.
4. If you're using Netscape or Opera , go to the Tools drop-down menu, select Preferences; click on the Fonts tab. In the For the Encoding drop-down list box, select Cyrillic; for Variable Width Font and Fixed Width Font choose ER Univers Macintosh. In the bottom part of the window select Use page-specified fonts, including Dynamic Fonts. Click OK. You may need to reload the page to see Cyrillic letters.