I see this option on the page. I am just a big overwhelmed with the installation instructions.
Thank you.
>I'm using Russian phonetic keyboard from
http://winrus.com/kbd_e.htm for a few years now and find it intuitive and easy to use
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>>I would like to add to my Windows 7 Cyrillic keyboard. So, that I can type in Russian/Cyrillic. I can add a Cyrillic keyboard to the PC (from the Control Panel). But the Russian keyboard that corresponds to the current (QWERTY) keyboard is not very intuitive. For example, the Russia letter Ya (don't know how to type it here) is on the key Z of the keyboard.
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>>Is there a way to make the keyboard, when trying to enter the Russian letters, to be more intuitive? For example, so that the letter Ya could be typed by typing two letters, Y and A?
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>>TIA
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