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This page grew out of the requests of numerous people
for information on how to write Cyrillic script. The information is presented
here with notes on some of the characters. The printed font is +Benguiat
from Plus Technology
Information, a company that makes some very nice Win1251 Cyrillic fonts
and has provided many (including this one) for free.
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When the lower-case letters 
, 
,
and 
follow
another letter, a small "bump" 
is put in front of them. Thus, the Russian word for "salad" looks like
this:
NOTES:
"
has two acceptable variations: 
., ,
and do
not begin words in Russian and do not have capital forms in script.