Off topic: Где купить русскую клавиатуру? Thread poster: blawith (X)
| blawith (X) Local time: 09:39 English to Russian + ...
Dear all, Could anyone advice me on where is the best (cheap)place to buy an English/Russian or just Russian keyboard Cyrillic with Computer USB connection. I did see few on e-bay, however price sounds to high Ј28.00 for the key board. Thank you,
[Subject edited by staff or moderator 2005-09-01 10:46] | | | Natalie Poland Local time: 10:39 Member (2002) English to Russian + ... Moderator of this forum SITE LOCALIZER А зачем покупать клавиатуру, если можно купить наклейки? | Sep 1, 2005 |
Вот эту нитку посмотрите: http://www.proz.com/topic/4359 А еще дешевле клавиатуру просто подписать фломастером | | |
Здесь они у нас все такие продаются: и с русскими, и с английскими буквами. Можно попросить купить кого-нибудь из коллег и договориться о пересылке. Но, по-моему, лучше всего не тратиться на русскую клавиатуру, а нарисовать её схему на бумажке (или распечатать готовую из И�... See more Здесь они у нас все такие продаются: и с русскими, и с английскими буквами. Можно попросить купить кого-нибудь из коллег и договориться о пересылке. Но, по-моему, лучше всего не тратиться на русскую клавиатуру, а нарисовать её схему на бумажке (или распечатать готовую из Интернета) и, глядя на нее, набирать по-русски. Это один из самых надёжных способов научиться набирать на клавиатуре вслепую. Впрочем, существуют для этого и специальные программы. Многие из них - бесплатные или гораздо дешевле клавиатуры. Могу посоветовать, что лучше выбрать.
[Edited at 2005-09-01 10:55] ▲ Collapse | | | Victor Potapov Russian Federation Local time: 12:39 English to Russian + ... Buy it in Russia (Ukraine, Latvia, Estonia, etc.) - or indeed learn touch-typing! | Sep 1, 2005 |
I would support the touch-typing option. When you touch-type every day you do not need to see the markings on the keys. The down side of this - when asked where a particular letter is on the keyboard, you cannot remember it - unless you extend your hands and try to mentally "type" it on an imaginary keyboard... Anyway, here's a case study. I travel a lot, so my notebook sees a lot of wear and needs to be replaced every 18 months to 2 years. I buy my notebooks from a US ... See more I would support the touch-typing option. When you touch-type every day you do not need to see the markings on the keys. The down side of this - when asked where a particular letter is on the keyboard, you cannot remember it - unless you extend your hands and try to mentally "type" it on an imaginary keyboard... Anyway, here's a case study. I travel a lot, so my notebook sees a lot of wear and needs to be replaced every 18 months to 2 years. I buy my notebooks from a US supplier - and they are factory-refurbished (so cost about 30-40% less than same models from a shop). By definition (US market) they come without Cyrillic stickers on the keyboard. I type so much (or with such force???) that even the Latin symbols on the central row of the keys (you know, asdf - jkl;) are now somewhat worn off - this notebook is almost 2 years old, and for large-volume & rush texts I use a special ergonomic keyboard (more on it below). I tried the letter stickers once - didn't work for me as they tend to unglue (notebooks get hot, glue is thermally unstable), stick to your fingers and make a general mess. I once tried "laser-engraved" Cyrillic keyboard - the ergonomic one mentioned above. It was good... for about 6 months. After that I saw that the Russian letters (not engraved, of course, but rather printed with some industrial-strength ink) grew bleaker and almost vanished now - 2 years after I started using this keyboard. The problem is these additional markings (and, of course, stickers) disappear first from the most used keys = from where you need them most - unless you touch-type. QED - and hope this helps. blawith wrote: Dear all, Could anyone advice me on where is the best (cheap)place to buy an English/Russian or just Russian keyboard Cyrillic with Computer USB connection. ▲ Collapse | |
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YaWERTY is a good alternative | Sep 1, 2005 |
Natalie wrote: А еще дешевле клавиатуру просто подписать фломастером Я никогда не пользовался русской клавиатурой, так как привык к латинской раскладке (QWERTY). Нужно просто загрузить соответсвующую фонетическую раскладку русской клавиатуры, где большинство русских букв соответствует сходным по звучанию латинским буквам, и можно обойтись без всяких наклеек. Информация о том, как это сделать, имеется тут: YaWERTY Phonetic cyrillic keyboard layout http://www.siber.com/sib/russify/ms-windows/keyboard/ | | | Sybille Brückner Germany Local time: 10:39 Member (2003) English to German + ... | Сибиль права: лучший адрес - это фирма Jourist.de | Sep 2, 2005 |
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