>I don't think office has anything to do with that. It sound more like you don't have rights to change that setting.

Weird :( How I may not have rights on the home PC? :) If so, how can I set these rights?

Sorry for all these questions, just want this irritating problem to go away...

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>>It does not keep this setting and Apply button is disabled. I set it multiple times, but it keeps restoring to Latin based even after I added Russian as a language. Part of the problem could be that I do not have Office installed. On the other hand, it should not matter...
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>>>Go to Internet Option -> Fonts and select Cyrillic as Language Script.
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>>>>I've just bought a new Windows XP Home edition computer. I added Russian to the list of languages. But I just discovered, I have a problem typing in Russian in IE (I've checked in Notepad, it types Russian Ok). Instead of Russian letters I see numbers and symbols. What should I do?
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