Cyrillic Starter Kit 5.01 vs. Cyrillic Support 2000

Which One is Right for Me?

Cyrillic Starter Kit has everything you need for Web browsing, e-mail, and basic word processing in Cyrillic.

Cyrillic Support 2000 is a better choice if you need to do any of the following:

Desktop publishing. The decorative Cyrillic fonts are useful for ads, brochures, invitations, newsletters, etc.
Russian stress marking. Accented Russian vowels are supported for marking stress.
Use Cyrillic in dialog boxes. Although you can normally select a font in the body of a document, many programs use a system font for dialog boxes such as search/replace, text entry in a graphics program, etc. In order to type Cyrillic in these contexts, you'll need Cyrillic system fonts.
Use software from Russia. The Cyrillic system fonts will enable you to use software whose menus, dialog boxes, etc. are in Russian.
Document conversion. Character set conversion is helpful if you need to handle documents created on a Macintosh, or on older platforms such as DOS or Windows 3.1.

Feature	Cyrillic Starter Kit	Cyrillic Support 2000
Support for six Cyrillic-based languages	X	X
Support for Web browsing and e-mail in Cyrillic	X	X
Supports all popular versions of Windows	X	X
Notes on using Cyrillic in popular applications	X	X
Cyrillic text fonts	X	X
Cyrillic decorative fonts		X
Cyrillic system fonts		X
Accented vowels for marking stress in Russian words		X
Character set conversion		X
Documentation	Online	Online and printed
Media	Download	CD-ROM
Price	$29	$89