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2. ↑http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2014/05/the-americans-refreshingly-real-take-on-russians/371471/
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1. Activate Russian (Cyrillic keyboard for Windows 7) layout. ' Russian ' → ' Keyboards ' → ' Russian '. If your keyboard doesn’t have Cyrillic letters on it, you can use the virtual keyboard instead.
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If you have multiple input languages installed in Windows (under the Region and Language control panel item → Keyboards and Languages), is there a quick way to switch between languages (e.g. switch between English and Russian keyboards)?

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The default shortcut to rotate languages is Left Alt+Shift.

If you have more than two languages, I suggest you to set separate shortcuts for the different languages in Language preferences → Advanced settings → Change language bar hot keys

For example, I have Ctrl+Shift+1 set to Russian and Ctrl+Shift+2 set to Japanese IME, as I have 8 more layouts installed and it would take way too long to rotate through them all.

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Update Aug 17: As of Windows 10, there is also the new Win + Space shortcut available.

The default shortcut key to switch between input languages is Left Alt+Shift in Windows (tested on Windows 7).

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