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"CyrKBD" Keyboard Driver for
Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
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Keyboard driver “CyrKBD” provides maximum convenience for working
with languages that use Cyrillic alphabet. “CyrKBD” offers a wide variety of
useful features, such as an ability to create and modify custom keyboard
layouts, dynamic reinitialization, active layout map view and many others that
make your work more efficient. “CyrKBD” is not tied to any of the particular
languages and can be used with all known Cyrillic symbols and punctuation
signs. This feature allows “CyrKBD” to be used with almost all languages that
use Cyrillic alphabet (Russian, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Slovenian, etc.).
"CyrKBD" features extended set of unique abilities, such as:
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Ability to create, use, modify and delete custom keyboard layouts (see
screenshot);
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Ability to use four different standards: UNICODE, CP1251 (Windows), KOI-8,
CP866 (DOS). This feature is particularly useful if you have problems sending
or receiving e-mail messages with Cyrillic letters, or you want to use your old
favorite fonts which don't support UNICODE (see
screenshot);
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Ability to dynamically change keyboard layouts without driver reloading. This
feature is especially useful while using different languages simultaneously,
for example, when translating a document from Russian into Ukrainian;
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In case if needed, currently active keyboard layout map can be shown on a
screen. While shown, it will always stay on top of other windows and can be
easily moved to another position;
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There is an icon located in system notification area (formerly known as "System
Tray") which changes as different programs are being activated, reflecting
encoding for currently active program;
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Ability to modify or disable key sequences for switching between different
encodings (see
screenshot);
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Ability to change notification icon's color. This feature is especially useful
if color of the taskbar can be changed by the user to be identical or similar
as icon's color, for example like in Windows XP (see
screenshot);
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Changing encoding for the currently active program does not affect any other
running programs in a system. That is, there is an ability to use several
different encodings concurrently in a system for different programs, without
switching them every time another program is activated;
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While working with "UNICODE" encoding, which is native for any of Microsoft
Windows operating systems, "CyrKBD" uses Windows’ native support for multiple
languages, which allows "CyrKBD" to provide additional conveniences for user,
for example an automatic loading of the appropriate character set in the font,
or another font that has a support for Cyrillic characters if current font has
no such support;
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Ability to export / import keyboard layout(s), so you can share them with other
"CyrKBD" users or use layouts made by somebody else. It's also recommended that
you use this feature to backup your custom layouts in case of system crash or
if you need to reinstall "CyrKBD" (see
screenshot).
PLUS:
Today "CyrKBD" installation also includes FREE "CyrConv"
converter (see screenshot)
that can convert any text data, both in text files and in clipboard, from and to
CP1251(Windows), KOI-8R(U), CP866(DOS) and UNICODE encodings.
"CYRKBD" KEYBOARD
DRIVER IS CURRENTLY THE ONLY ONE ON TODAY'S MARKET THAT PROVIDES SO MANY UNIQUE
FEATURES AND ABILITIES.
Download a demo version of
"CyrKBD" Keyboard Driver for Windows 2000/XP
Download a demo version of
"CyrKBD" Keyboard Driver for Windows NT 4.0
Download a demo version of
"CyrKBD" Keyboard Driver for Windows 95/98/ME
Buy "CyrKBD" Keyboard Driver
"CyrKBD" Keyboard Driver's installation package
also includes "Cyrillic Office" family fonts that nativly support
CP1251(Windows), KOI-8R(U) and CP866(DOS) standards. If you need more fonts
that support these standards, please click on the link below:
Download fonts with native
support of CP1251(Windows), KOI-8R(U) and CP866(DOS) standards
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