All modern Slavic languages which use a Cyrillic alphabet are supported: Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, and Ukrainian. Accented Russian vowels are available for marking stress.

To switch between English and any of the Cyrillic-based languages, you simply press a hot key or make a selection from a keyboard menu. Both standard and phonetic keyboard layouts are supported, and all layouts are easily customizable using a drag-and-drop procedure.

Several alternative layouts for Russian are included:

Here is one of them, called "Standard":

Works with All Popular Applications

Supports All Popular Cyrillic Character Sets

Easily Type All Cyrillic Letters

If you are a student or teacher of Russian, you'll appreciate Russian Keyboard. It supports dead keys to let you easily type accented Russian vowels for marking stress:

Easy to Use and Fully Supported

Font Samples

A set of eight decorative Cyrillic fonts is also included. These fonts are ideal for ads, newsletters, invitations, signs, logos, etc. They are provided in two Cyrillic character sets: Unicode and Code Page 1251.

Cyrillic Support 2000 Feature Summary

• New! Fully compatible with Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4, 2000, and XP.
• Includes 18 Cyrillic TrueType fonts: 10 text fonts, 8 decorative fonts.
• TrueType fonts and keyboard drivers support three Internet character sets (Unicode, Code Page 1251, and an academic variant of Code Page 1251 which includes accented vowels for marking Russian stress).
• Input language marking associates the correct input language with each keyboard layout. So when you select a Russian layout, for example, your programs will know you are typing Russian. Programs like Word 97 and 2000 use your input language to determine how to sort, format dates, and select the proper spell check dictionary.
• Fonts and keyboard drivers now support the Euro currency symbol.
• Convert Cyrillic text between Unicode and all popular encoding schemes (text may reside on disk or in the clipboard).
• The 36-page printed User's Guide has been rewritten in a tutorial style to get you up and running quickly.
• Documentation has been expanded to include notes on using Cyrillic in newer Web browsers and e-mail programs.
• Type, edit, and print Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian, and English.
• For Russian and Ukrainian, both mnemonic (phonetic) and standard keyboard layouts are provided. All keyboard layouts can be easily customized using a visual drag and drop procedure.
• Russian accented vowels are fully supported for marking stress.
• Optionally replace Windows system fonts with Cyrillic versions so that you can type Cyrillic in search and replace dialogs and other contexts where you cannot select a font.
• Requires Windows 95, 98, Me, NT 4, or 2000 and 3 MB of disk space.