

Select the top font, hold down the shift key, and select the rest of the fonts. Open the single folder with the Russian name. Now in the left corner of the window, select Cyrillic Fonts Pack with a white disk drive icon. Go to the File menu and select Add Fonts. Open Font Book, located in the Applications folder.Now a disk image will appear on your desktop called Cyrillic Fonts Pack. Wait until it is finished unpacking and double click on the new icon, CyrFontsPackv1.1.dmg. Once it has finished downloading, double click on CyrFontsPack_v1.1.dmg.bin.

After completing the setup procedure above, you may wish to download additional Russian fonts.To enable this function, click on the flag menu and select "Show Keyboard Viewer" from the drop-down menu. You may wish to see the keyboard viewer while typing.You will now be able to type in Russian by selecting the US Flag icon in the top right corner of your toolbar and switching to Russian. Select the international keyboard you wish to add, and then select Add.Click on the + button in the bottom left-hand corner.Click on Keyboard and select the Input Sources pane.Open System Preferences from the Apple menu.These instructions will help a Macintosh user to install the necessary software for working with Cyrillic Text. Because there are no universal standards for how Latin-based computers deal with Cyrillic, it is necessary for all people involved to be using the same standards in order to exchange text electronically. To write and exchange documents in Russian or other Cyrillic languages on a Mac requires more than just installing a font. Search the Help Desk Search Russify Your Mac

