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Sender: "Vera Zlidar" <[email protected]>
Subject: Cyrillic Software, Including Latin to Cyrillic Conversion
I seem to recall that someone was asking about information regarding
Latin to Cyrillic conversion software.
Today on the Web, I found a wonderful site that guides
computer-challenged people (like myself) to installing the cabability to
read Cyrillic text on various computer programs. The location is :
http://www.cs.umd.edu/ftp/pub/cyrillic
The Cyrillic text converters can be found under the same location, with
the added information:
http:........./cyrillic/converters
If anyone can provide information on how I can find out if friends in
Russia (St. Peterburg) and Kazahkstan (Alma-Ata) have an email address,
I'd appreciate the information very much. You can email me directly at :
vzlidar @ nas.edu
Vera Zlidar
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Subject: K-12 Exchanges via Internet
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K-12 Student Exchange Program via Internet e-mail
What? The Tri-Cities Free-Net(R) is a Community Computing Network
located in southeast Washington State, USA. We are an affiliate member
of the National Public Telecomputing Network (NPTN). The TCFN is located
in Southeast Washington State, USA.
The TCFN is sponsoring a classroom-to-classroom e-mail exchange between
public and private schools, grades K-12, here in the Tri-Cities area with
schools around the world. Exchanges will be posted on the TCFN to share
the student's experiences with the general public.
Who? Teachers, educators, parents and others are asked to facilitate
e-mail exchanges between groups of students. The groups should be in
similar ages groups (for instance, ages 10 - 12) and the e-mail sent
between two or more facilitators.
Why? To promote communications between children and young adults of the
world. World peace starts with understanding and appreciation of other
cultures. This program facilitates inter-cultural exchange through
communications. The communications media will be the Internet
and World-Wide-Web (WWW).
Contact:
Bruce McComb Executive Director
RECA Foundation 605 South Olympia, #74
Phone: (509) 586-6481 Kennewick, Wa 99336
E-mail: [email protected] Modem: (509) 543-2900
Telnet: tcfn.org
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