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(mainly in German)

Slavistics and the computer	Keyboard Layouts for Windows 95 through XP: How to type in Slavonic letters? Installing language support Setting up additional keyboards graphics of several keyboard layouts for printing Self-made keyboard layouts for Slavicists Scientific transliteration of Slavonic texts Transliteration chart for scientific homework Special transliteration fonts for Windows 95/98/Me Other fonts with the necessary symbols Search-engine plugins for browsers ( OpenSearch): Keyword search in Vasmer’s Russian Etymological Dictionary Search the Linguistic Bibliography Online Free search in the catalogue of the Modern-Languages Faculty Library of Tübingen University Free search in all libraries of Tübingen University Search via the CO₂-neutral Google-based search engine Znout Search via the CO₂-neutral Yahoo-based search engine Forestle Slavistics and the computer: a general introduction on what a Slavicist can do with a computer, written as an article for the brochure of the Cologne Slavistics Students' Union
Mailing list	In November 1999 I initiated the mailing list SLAV-MAIL, which is now maintained by Sarah Kompa. Its aim is information exchange and the announcement of events related to Slavistics or Eastern Europe in the Cologne/Bonn region. For further information see the list's homepage.
Webmaster	So far I have been engaged in building and maintaining the following websites, among others: 1999-2001 Slavonic Department at Cologne 2001-2007 Slavonic Department at Bonn since 2007 Slavonic Department at Tübingen since 2007 journal südslavistik online since 2008 10th German Congress of Slavicists 2009

Service (mainly in German)

Service
(mainly in German)