March 07, 1995
				CYRILLIC.FNT
			Created by Brandon Groom
		     Email: bgroom@bones.et.byu.edu

Note:  This .DOC is in the KOI-8 format.  In order to see the cyrillic text
       you will need to first load a TSR which will translate the extended
       ASCII codes into cyrillic letters.

Desc:  This is the very first (as far as I know) CYRILLIC font for the HP48GX!
       It can probably be used for a lot of things but I use it in conjunction
       with StringWriter4.3.

Usage: Just download this object to your HP48 and store it in the global
       variable name FONT.  Then enter Stringwriter4.x and type away!  You
       probably won't always want to type in cyrillic while using Stringwriter
       so just add a function to your CST menu called CyrlEdit or something
       like that which you can use to edit text in cyrillic only.  The program
       should:  
		1. copy CYRILLIC.FNT to the variable FONT
		2. load Stringwriter with the object on level 1 as the
		   object to be edited.
		3. upon exit from Stringwriter, purge the FONT variable
 
       Here's a sample { CyrlEdit <<CYRILLIC.FNT FONT STO Edit 'FONT' PURGE>> }

Keys:   The keyboard is almost entirely phonetic, so it's easy to type.  The 
	table below lists all the letters and the the HP48 keys to which they
	are assigned.  [LS] means LeftShift (purple) & [RS] means RightShift
	(green). Obviously you must have the Alpha-lock on at all times.

			ß,a		A,┴
			Γ,┬		B,b
			π,├		C,c
			Σ,─		D,d
			σ,┼		E,e
			µ,╞		F,f
			τ,╟		G,g
			■,▐		H,h
			Θ,╔		I,i
			Ω,╩		J,j
			δ,╦		K,k
			∞,╠		L,l
			φ,═		M,m
			ε,╬		N,n
			∩,╧		O,o
			≡,╨		P,p
			±,╤		Q,q
			≥,╥		R,r
			≤,╙		S,s
			⌠,╘		T,t
			⌡,╒		U,u
			≈,╫		V,v
			√,█		W,w
			Φ,╚		X,x
			∙,┘		Y,y
			·,┌		Z,z
			│,ú		E,e +[LS] [9] (Same as HP char. set)
			α,└		U,u +[LS] or [RS] [7]
			ⁿ,▄		E,e +[LS] or [RS] [7]  	
			÷,╓		[LS] [3],[RS] [3]
			²,▌		[LS] [6],[RS] [6]
	(╘╫ú╥─┘╩ ┌╬┴╦)	▀		[RS] [5]
	(═╤╟╦╔╩ ┌╬┴╦)	╪		[LS] [5]

Special thanks to the creators of StringWriter and FontWriter!  I couldn't have
made the font without the one and would have nowhere to use it without the
other!