Russian Phonetic Keyboard Mac Download

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Armenian, Russian and French PHONETIC Keyboard Layouts.
The Advantages are:

1. No need additional soft (like KdWin, WinKeys) – they embedded in Windows at taskbar

2. There are ANSI, UNICODE and 2in1(switching by “CapsLock”) typesets in Phonetic typing modes

3. They also contain:
« » ՞ ՜ ` ՛ ֏ – for Armenian,
ъ ё – for Russian,
â ä à æ ç è é ê ë ï î ô œ û ü ù ÿ € ₣ « » – for French

4. Allows using English Keyboard and usual numeric and symbolic keys overlapped by Armenian, French or Russian letters, WITHOUT SWITCHING TO EN layot (just press RightALT and type!)

5. Usual for KdWin users key placement!

6. Loading fast (not like KdWin – it is embedded in Windows), do not hang.

7. It’s FREE!

Here are the latest versions:
Armenian for MS Windows (Phonetic UNICODE) – see details..
French for MS Windows (Phonetic UNICODE) – see details..
Russian for Windows (Phonetic UNICODE) – see details..
Armenian for MAC OS X (Phonetic UNICODE) – March,2020 update! – see details..
French for MAC OS X (Phonetic UNICODE) – see details..

For some releases of Windows 10, to make keyboards visible, you have to pick one checkbox! – please see instruction

Older Versions:

Armenian Phonetic ANSI & UNICODE – mode switching – by “CapsLock” Key
Russian Phonetic ANSI & UNICODE – mode switching – by “CapsLock” Key

If You don’t like idea of 2in1 ANSI & UNICODE or/and need usual “CapsLock” functionality, you can download and install ANSI ONLY & UNICODE ONLY packages separatelly! “HY” – will be Armenian UNICODE, “AF” – will be Armenian ANSI; “RU” – Russian UNICODE, “RO” – Russian ANSI. Switching by “Alt+Shift“, as usual.
Here are separate packages:
Armenian Phonetic ANSI ONLY “AF“
Armenian Phonetic UNICODE ONLY “HY“

Russian Phonetic ANSI ONLY “RO“
Russian Phonetic UNICODE ONLY “RU“

If any problem with downloading, – here are the alternative links for mirror files:
All AK-Keyboards: Mirror 1

Thanks,
Autograph Studio

Example - Multi-lingual Russian phonetic / US English keyboard

Installer packages: KbdEditInstallerRussianPhoneticYAndUSEnglish.exe , KbdEditInstallerRussianPhoneticZHAndUSEnglish.exe

Layout files: Russian phonetic Y.zip, Russian phonetic ZH.zip

You can use the installer packages to deploy these keyboard layouts without any restrictions. Free Demo version can be used to make changes and test them. To deploy a modified version, a Premium, Personal or Lite edition is needed.

Even though Windows supports the standard Russian keyboard in both its variants (Russian - layout file KBDRU.DLL, KLID 00000419, and Russian typewriter - KBDRU1.DLL, 00010419), many people prefer a non-standard layout known as Russian phonetic. In this layout, Cyrillic letters are placed on positions of their phonetic Latin equivalents. Letters like Я, Ч, Ш, which have no direct Latin counterparts, are mapped to Latin letters without Cyrillic equivalents (Q, W, Y, X) and to less commonly used interpunction signs.

This example implements two most popular versions of the Russian phonetic layout: ЯВЕРТЫ (file Russian phonetic Y.zip) and ЯЖЕРТЫ.

It even goes one step further, by also providing a full implementation of standard US English - the two are switched between by pressing the KANA key, mapped to rarely used Scroll Lock. The users who frequently switch between Cyrillic and Latin can thus avoid the often cumbersome Language bar by registering only one layout with Windows (see Multi-lingual English / French keyboard for a detailed explanation of this technique).

You can use either version of Russian phonetic by simply importing its KBE file - of course, nothing prevents you from further customizing it to better suit your needs (see Examples for general guidelines).

Russian phonetic - base state

Russian phonetic - Shift state

Russian phonetic - AltGr state

KANA-on state - standard US English
(note that explicit KANA mappings are needed only for keys whose function changes between Russian phonetic and US English)