Cyrillic keyboard
Anyone knows where can I find a virtual cyrilic keyboard? or how to change it in windows??
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On Windows, there's a way to add different keyboard layouts to a list so you can switch between them instantly with button combinations like "ctrl+shift+1" or "ctrl+shift+2". I use it a lot.
On Windows 7, you go to Control Panel>Region and Language>Keyboards and Languages>Change keyboards.
Then add whatever languages you want to the list, and then go to "Advanced Key Settings" to give them hotkeys.
ok, I did that... but it change the keyboard layout right?
for example: my usual "D" became a "B" in Russian. and that "B" means a "V".. God, I'm getting crazy here.
really? where can I find these? by the way, they ship it to Brazil? lol
i bought mine from ebay, but i am sure you can find them other places.
I dont know if they ship to brazil but I would assume yes friend
Go to the Russian forum, and to the popular tab, and the top post is a stickied post explaining about keyboards.
One other option is to use Google Translate: https://translate.google.com/
I'm not sure what pops up for you, but you want "Russian" selected for the input box on the left. When you do that the input box should have a microphone icon and a keyboard icon. If you click the keyboard icon it should bring up a little virtual keyboard with the Cyrillic alphabet. This is what I have been using!
