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No italic or bold. Thus, as you said, the browser (e.g. Internet Explorer) or other applications such as MS Word and more, must do some kind of slanting or embolding of its own. Because, as you say, Arial does not seem to support Cyrillic. But still I can start MS Word and paste some Cyrillic characters using that font (and make it bold italic).

And the browser can display Arial in cyrillic italic/bold. I don't know how that's done.

But, I still wonder. In russia - they must be able to produce PDF with bold/italic text which I can download and view. See example here Sorry for being stubborn, but I really need a solution to this.