Native keyboard
Version: 3.3 / 2.17

Last update of the program in the header:21.10.2011

Description:
The program converts the Spanish or German keyboard into one of the supported keyboards (see list), or expands the English keyboard.
Starting from version 3.0, keyboards are added to the system with their own separate language switches.


Notes:

• Your device must be unlocked usingChevronWP7 Unlocker.
  
• At the moment, the program works on Samsung, HTC and LG phones.
  
• [color = orangered] Attention: version 3.x only works on Samsung communicators! Support for communicators from other manufacturers will be added as soon as the technical capability appears.
  

Opportunities:

• Native keyboard in WP7! What else do you need for complete happiness? ;)
  

Changes in version 2.17:

• Experimental support for Mango. Unfortunately, it does not work on Samsung phones yet. Therefore, I cannot test this change on my Omnia 7. But theoretically, it should work on HTC and LG phones. Please post to the forum whether it worked or not on your phone.
  Important: Your phone must be INTEROP-UNLOCKED.
  
• FIX: Some language layouts referenced a non-existent RegistryPatch.xml file.
  

Before updating the program, you must return to the original state (Revert patch).

Download:
XAP: NativeKeyboard_v2.17.xap (707 KB)



Post has been editeddenominator77 - 21.10.11, 11:24

Forum for some reason does not allow me to edit the topic header: (
I will correct the pictures in the header as soon as the editing rights are returned to me ...

Post has been editedalex - 20.07.11, 11:33

The letter “b” on the first layout would seem to me more appropriate instead of the less commonly used “f” or “c”. I understand that this is an analogue of the Russian qwerty without the last two characters in each line, but "b" is still often used in Russian.

P.S. Samsung users congratulations on the first Russian clave. Oh, for LG, too, would soon have done something.

Post has been editedMondee - 27.12.10, 19:57

For HTC, you can also do, because It has a Native registry editing API.

they will appear as soon as you get 50 posts

I did not want to depart from the standard layout. Character permutation can be very confusing.

But do not despair! The layout is very easy to adapt "for yourself":

1. Change the extension from xap to zip.
   
2. We extract the file RegistryPatch.xml.
   
3. We look into it and change the characters as desired. The format is quite simple and not difficult to figure out.
   
4. The modified RegistryPatch.xml is added to the source archive.
   
5. Change the zip extension to xap
   
6. Install on the phone and enjoy our unique Russian layout: rolleyes:
   

It is illogical. I am a topic starter, and I can’t edit the header of my own topic.
Given my dislike of wagging in the forums, for a long time I will not be able to fix the header: lol:

Well, that was understandable, especially if you look at the wiki -http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/.xap

Russian Keyboard v1.1.0.0

Changes:

• Implemented a "shift" layout. A separate page for irrelevant letters is no longer needed.
  

Notes:

• The new version uses a French keyboard to create a "shifted" layout. This means that the phone must have a French keyboard (if there is Spanish, then 99%, that is, French;)). You do not need to enable the French keyboard in the phone settings. The Russian keyboard functions entirely within the Spanish.
  

A warning: Before updating the program, roll back the previous version (Revert patch)! This will restore the registry to its original state.


Download:RussianKeyboardForSamsung_1.1.0.0.xap(149.18 KB)


Keyboard Images:

Super!
Thank!

Do you need to overload the phone?

AAA awesome !! Already changed my mind to take Samsung Omnia 7 due to the lack of the Russian language, and here I find it !!! Just mega!)

Not necessary. Changes take effect immediately.

Owners of the HTC device who can use the ChevronWP7 Unlocker!
Write in a personal. I need your help to adapt my program to your phones.

For owners of LG Optimus 7. There is a way to edit the registry keys using the utility program MFG. Now I'm trying to reassign at least one button through the editor. Until I figured out how to slip the Russian letter. Already tried \ uXXXX and & # XXXX. Unfortunately, unsuccessfully. Join together for a break!

I managed to change one letter!
If instead of String the value of "" "is written in \ Keys \ Text Dword with the value 1049 (unicode character) and then again read as String, then the letter" Р™ "is considered.

Post has been editedAblazen - 29.12.10, 23:36

Ablazen
Congratulations! So then you can do the entire keyboard.
P.S. I envy LG itself, but there is no MFG.

Useless guy
Most likely you have it. But the guys from LG hid him. Here's what you need to do:
1. In the dialer dial ### 634 #
2. Find the MFG application and run
3. At the input will ask for a password. Enter 277634 # * #

Information has surfaced on samfirmwareworld.com about the imminent release of new firmware for the Samsung Omnia 7. It seems that one of them has Russian!


A source:http://www.samfirmwareworld.com/topic20-20.html

denominator77,
we discuss rumors there -Windows Phone 7: News, Rumors, ReflectionsHere only about this program.

Russian Keyboard v1.2.4

Changes:

• Added support for HTC.
  

Notes:

• Due to a bug in the HTC driver, it is impossible to implement the following tricks that work successfully in Samsung: case switching and layout shift.
  

Features of the Russian keyboard on HTC devices:

• lowercase letters are located on the Spanish keyboard
  
• capital letters in French (if it is not, then there will be no capital letters)
  
• not fit characters placed on the first page of emoticons
  
• Shift button does not work; use switching between spanish and french keyboards
  

Warning to HTC users:
The program allows you to roll back the changes. But, on HTC devices, changes in emoticons do not roll back. This is done on purpose to avoid problems due to a driver bug. A full rollback is only possible with a hard reset.


Download:RussianKeyboard_v1.2.4.xap(126.27 KB)

-works! even so already very good

denominator77
And what kind of bug? What is it expressed (from the point of view of the developer)?

The bug is that the HTC library (or rather the driver that performs these operations under higher privileges) writes string values ​​to the registry in a block of 208 bytes (104 unicode characters). Regardless of the actual string length. .NET applications normally handle these values: copy characters to a terminating zero. And native applications can use record size to speed up string operations. FingerKB does just that.