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Help!
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Need a password to access the site?
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Certain pages on this Web site are accessible only to CYM members.
You'll know you've found one when you're asked for a user ID and password!
To obtain a password for accessing these pages, please contact the local CYM Oseredok where
you are a member.
If you don't know whom to ask, email us, but please understand
that we can only direct you to the appropriate person in your oseredok, since we are not permitted to
distribute passwords via email!
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What language?...
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The CYM Web site was created to provide a wealth of information about the
Ukrainian Youth Association, both to its members and to others who are interested
in the organization. For this reason, its pages are available in several
languages.
Pages that are accessible to the public are generally available in both Ukrainian
and the local language (e.g.the U.S. pages are also available in English).
As the common language of CYM members worldwide is naturally Ukrainian,
pages that are accessible only to sumivtsi are generally available only in Ukrainian.
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How can I use Ukrainian fonts on my PC?
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Members have frequently ask how to configure their computer to view the Ukrainian language version
of this site. To help answer this question, we have written a short article entitled
The CYM Guide to Installing and Using
Ukrainian Fonts,
to help you set up your computer for email, Web browsing,
creating documents, etc. in Ukrainian (Cyrillic) text.
The document specifically addresses computers running Microsoft Windows,
and provides references to other sources that address Macintosh
and Unix platforms.
Note: You'll need
the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your PC to view this
file. The Reader is free and can be downloaded from
here.
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Download 41 great Ukrainian fonts!
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CYMnet makes available to all CYM members a series of Ukrainian fonts
designed by Posada Fonts & Graphics. Check out our
Ukrainian fonts page for details and
download instructions! These fonts are great for creating signs, posters,
publications, printed materials of all kinds. Whether you use them to jazz up your
vykhovni materialy or your zabava invitations, they're a goldmine!
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ER Fonts (plus Unicode)
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The 41 fonts above are great for creating text that will be printed. However, if you specifically need a
screen font that has to be in CP1251 encoding, then download version 4.0 of the "ER" fonts, created by Gavin Helf, and use them
to create Ukrainian language text free of charge! Note that these ER fonts
are different from those found on most other Ukrainian sites because we have
modified them to add the Unicode encoding standard to them.
This makes them usable also with the keyboard mapping drivers that come with
Windows without having to use third party keyboard mappers, like the
kbdukrnt.exe program (although they'll still work just fine with them, too).
Download: ER Fonts - CP1251 plus Unicode
Download: ER Fonts - KOI-8 plus Unicode
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Why a password?
We're often asked why some of the pages on this site are inaccessible to non-members of CYM.
The answer is that as a youth organization, we are bound to protect the privacy of
our members. We are especially sensitive to privacy issues concerning our children, and
although we understand the frustration of those non-members who may not have access to
all parts of our site, we hope you understand our responsibility to our children!
Please read our privacy statement.
Want to create a site for your oseredok?
Oseredky and other CYM groups can use the services of CYMnet to construct their own sites on www.CYM.org,
free of charge! o find out more,
write to us!
Contributors Wanted!
Would you like to contribute to this site by submitting articles or editorials, or even just ideas for content?
Are you a writer, artist, or computer techie and would like to help? Please
write to us!
Need More Help?
Don't see the answer to your question? If you need further assistance feel free to contact us by email:
CYMnet@cym.org
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