First, you have to install a Russian keyboard driver (use the Control Panel to do it). After you have it installed,
switch to the Russian keyboard (usually by pressing LeftShift+LeftAlt). This changed the keyboard layout, but not
the font.

To change the font, go to VFP, choose from menu: Format/Font. In the dialog box, set the Script combobox to...
whatever is the appropriate setting for Russian :) (I don't know which one, because I don't know Russian).

Now, you should be able to type in Russian. If it still doesn't work, probably you have set a font without RUssian
characters. Go again to Format/Font and try to find a font that has the right characters.

Vlad

> I read it with great interest. Hovewer, I didn't find information, how can I use Cyrillic font in command window (for example). When I try to do it from menu Format/Font I don't see any fonts with Cyr, although I know for sure, that I have these fonts and can use them in IE or Word. I don't want to localize messages, errors, dbf contents, etc. Right now I only want to type correctly in Russian, when I switched from En to Ru, because it's really annoying to see 'Greek' symbols instead. I have the same problem in GroupWise. So, I want a universal approach. What can you advice in my situation?