Stefan 'Kaishakunin' Schumacher <stefan@net-tex.de> wrote:
> I'm writing some LaTeX documents whith mixed German and Russian,
> therefor I use UTF-8 encoding. 
> 
> Everything works fine, except the fact that Gvim isn't displaying the
> russian parts correct. All I see are strange characters instead of
> cyrillic. 
> 
> After googeling I only found hints to set the locale, but this seems
> to work on Linux only. So how can I configure Gvim to show the
> cyrillic characters?

I haven't used gvim, so no ideas about it, sorry. But silly question
instead: is your font (and rest parts of environment) really supporting
UTF8 with cyrillic glyphs?

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Mishka