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Hello Andrew! One day, Fri Sep 21 2001 14:28, Andrew Curds wrote to Kirill Chubenko about [2000th]: AC> Did you manage to overcome the problem of the Russian language under DOS? I had myself AC> carelessness to install XP, there is similar nonsense. But under beta2 AC> everything worked... ───────────────────────cut─here─────(file: Windows Clipboard)─────────── >>In DOS applications, the keyboard layout does not switch to Russian, although >> Russian letters are displayed normally. >To solve it, you need to go to the registry at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SYSTEM >-> CurrentControlSet -> Control -> KeyboardLayout change key value >00000409 in the DosKeybCodes folder on "ru". In addition, in the file >"autoexec.nt", located in Winntsystem32, you need to add the line "lh >%SystemRoot%system32kb16.com ru". After reboot switching >keyboard layouts in DOS applications will be done in combinations >Ctrl+Left Shift (English) and Ctrl+Right Shift (Russian). This method >works normally if Language settings for the system>(Regional Options applet) Default is Cyrilic. >top >>I have Russian Win2k Pro, the default language is English. But >>the input language is always Russian... How to fix this? >You need to change the user's default keyboard layout: >[HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTKeyboard LayoutPreload] >"1"="00000409" >"2"="00000419" ───────────────────────cut─here─────(file: Windows Clipboard)─────────── Win2k should help with HP too. Congratulations, Andrew. It was nice to chat. With lots of best wishes - KIR. kirius@mail.spbnit.ru [I.ZX] 6 days, 14 hours 4 min, 45 sec