Get a Cyrillic font (Adobe sells several) and install it according to your operating system. It should appear somewhere on your font list.
I thought Adobe might sell them, but I done a number of searches on the Adobe site for "cyrillic" and "Russian," and even "Greek" (just to see), and each time there was nothing found.
If there is a link someone could provide, I would be grateful.
You are right. My mistake was searching in Photoshop support, where there is no mention. If I had broadened my search, and eventually I did, I would find the fonts.
Frankly, I think for $450 they should have been included with Photoshop, or with Adobe Acrobat, both of which I have. Charging $79 extra for fonts is small thinking. But, that’s a whole other subject, and not really at issue here.
Thanks for you help. I appreciate it.
Also note that Adobe’s OpenType Pro (e.g., Warnock Pro) fonts have Cyrillic glyphs in them. If you’re going to do multi-lingual work, I think you’d find that a better choice.
-Scott
Thanks for the suggestion about Warnock. Unfortunately, I think we need the flexibility of the $79 package. I guess that will work with the Cyrillic (Russian) keyboard that we also use in Word. We work in three languages here (Russian, Polish and English) and need the capability.
Many thanks for the suggestion.
