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<\/a><\/p>\nThe University Bulletin of Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje is published in accordance with Article 132, Paragraph 5 of the Law on Higher Education (Official Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia No. 35\/08, 103\/08, 26\/09, 83\/09, and 99\/09). It provides details on:\nReports for elections to teaching-scientific, scientific, and collaborative positions\nReviews of topic suitability and candidate competence for scientific work\nOverviews of approved doctoral dissertations\nAccepted master\u2019s and specialist thesis topics\nReviews of textbooks and teaching aids\nReports for awarding the titles of honorary professor and honorary doctor at the University<\/p>\n
This legal obligation is fulfilled by UKIM through the public publication of the University Bulletin.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Guidelines and Forms for Publishing Materials in the University Bulletin<\/strong><\/p>\n In order to ensure a uniform approach to preparation, the sequence of elements in the content and the technical specifications of the materials submitted by the University's units for publication in the UKI\u041c Bulletin, the Rectorate, at its 189th meeting, adopted the Instruction on the manner and procedure for issuing the Bulletin and for harmonising its format. At its 189th session held on 22 December 2014, the Rectorate adopted Guidelines on the manner and procedure for issuing the Bulletin and for harmonising the format and content of the materials published in the Bulletin of the University 'St. Cyril and Methodius' in Skopje.<\/p>\n When preparing materials for publication, the units of UKM must adhere to the provisions of the Guidelines and use the appendices that are an integral part of the Guidelines.<\/p>\n Macedonian Fonts<\/strong><\/p>\n For consistency and uniformity of the texts published in the University Bulletin, materials for publication must be submitted as Microsoft Word 2003 documents, using exclusively the system font Georgia. This font contains a rich set of Cyrillic characters (Macedonian, Serbian, Russian), Latin characters (with various types of diacritics), Greek and other symbols. A variant of this font (as well as several other fonts) with corrected characters in italic format for the Macedonian letters '\u0434', '\u043f', 't', 'g' can be downloaded from the link below. A software solution is also provided, which allows the keyboard on a personal computer running Windows (2000, XP, Vista and 7) operating system, pressing the '`' key in the Macedonian layout followed by the appropriate vowel 'e' or 'i' (upper or lower case) will produce the character '\u0450' or '\u045d' (upper or lower case, respectively).<\/p>\n Software installation<\/p>\n 1. The setup.exe programme is launched. This programme installs a keyboard layout definition on the system that is identical to the system's Macedonian support layout, with the additional definition of the characters '\u0435' and '\u0438' as diacritics.<\/p>\n 2. Start->Control Panel ->Region and Language is activated, which opens a new window. In it, select the Keyboards and Languages tab and click the Change Keyboards button, which opens a new window called Text Services and Input Languages. On this window's General tab, in the Installed Services section, under Macedonian (FYROM) keyboard, only Macedonian should remain. Click OK several times.<\/p>\n 3. When installing the attached fonts, you must first delete the existing Georgia fonts (four font files) before installing them in the usual way. Before deleting, you must first close all programmes that might be using the font(s), as otherwise the deletion will not complete successfully and the system will return an error stating that the font is in use.<\/p>\n\n
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