This is the layout used in Russia. I've made my phonetic layout to be similar to US English keyboard, that is, tried to keep most Russian letters and other symbols and punctuation marks on the same places where they are drawn on US English keyboard. This page offers such Phonetic keyboard layout for your computer it will work in "RU" mode instead of Standard layout and has step-by-step activation instruction for that.
The instruction for adding a file not a program! Windows offers to have several keyboard layouts for one language, so there are no "hack" below, just Microsoft-suggested way of adding new layout to the system It's easy to get back original stage - to make Standard layout work again with "RU" covered below.
Here is an example of a Phonetic layout it's modifiable as explained below : Note. Your physical keyboard may have different layout of "Enter" button. Then you should find the button shown right above "Enter" on my picture somewhere else on your keyboard. I do not offer here any keyboard program that say lets you type in Phonetic mode, no - just files - keyboard layout files that will be used by system input software - along with the instructions on how to make such layout work in "RU" mode.
These files work with the built-in MS Windows keyboard tools, that is, they work exactly as original layout files provided by Microsoft, no additional software is required.
Note , that the majority of Russian letters - 26 of 33! The point is that there are ONLY such letters and one memorizes their location on a keyboard in just a week of use I personally don't have Windows 10 yet, but several people already wrote to me that this instruction works just fine under Windows Here is what such user wrote: "The only slowdown was the Firewall, I had to allow the exception to run the program.
Windows 8 issue, not really important. There is a cosmetic really ' option that does not work for the newly added phonetic layout: in Control Panel of Windows 7 , one can place a cursor on the newly added phonetic layout and press "Properties" button at the right to see the image of the layout under Windows 8 this is called "Preview" and is inactive for added layouts But again, it does not affect your typing at all.
You can see the image of the phonetic layout in this instruction when I offer to see the images of all offered phonetic layouts for you to choose one. If you already know what Phonetic layout is and just want to start installing it on your computer, then you can skip the explanations below and go at once to the installation details. My phonetic layout that is, a variant of positioning Russian letters on the keyboard has the following characteristics: The Russian letters are in the same place as the similar English ones: 'A'-'A', 'O'-'O', etc.
If you want to use your printer to have this picture on paper then visit this page will open in new window. I did not personally design this variant of placing Russian letters on the keyboard, I just took one of many variants that I found on the Web and modified it. So you can completely ignore this; but I don't think my reason for the change was ridiculous. I'll describe that change in a moment. The script above named vistafonts-installer did not run to successful completion.
Well, so it goes, even with 'simple' scripts, I've found. The fc-cache command seemed to work even so. Phonetic Layout for Windows By Alex Lane. Provides a choice of keyboard layouts. Windows Keyboards Cyrwin A shareware package that contains a keyboard driver.
Keyboards More keyboards for Windows. Provides Cyrillic fonts and keyboards plus detailed information on how to use them. ParaType Shop. Slovo Commercial Sites These links are provided purely for informational purposes. No endorsement or guarantee is made for any product. Smart Link Corporation. Offers numerous cp fonts for Windows.
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No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen.
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