How to print on Tatar

Modern Tatar alphabet was introduced in 1939. It includes 33 letters of the Russian alphabet and 6 specific signs for sounds of the Tatar language. Starting with XP, Windows operating systems support the Tatar language.

Instruction

1. To print the Tatar language, Tatar, first add the layout to the language bar of Windows. To do this, click on the icon that displays the current language layout, the right mouse button and select in the drop-down menu Options. On the screen appears the window "Languages and services of text input". Click the button "Add". In the window that appears, add the Tatar language from the "input Language". Press the OK button. Confirm adding of the Tatar language in the "Languages and services of text input" button click "Apply" and close the window with OK. After these operations, you will be able to type using Cyrillic Tatar layout, which you can switch by pressing Alt+Shift.
2. The Tatar keyboard layout has several features. The location of the characters of the Russian language in this layout is almost same as in Russian. Additional 6 characters from the Tatar alphabet replaces the rarely used letters – e, W, C, u, b and b. As in the official Tatar alphabet of 39 characters, all of them were difficult to place on a conventional keyboard. Therefore, to maintain the ability to use standard keyboard Tatar keyboard has additional mode – Alt. In this mode, entered the seldom-used symbols of the Russian alphabet, which replaced the Tatar.
3. From the Tatar layouts excluded Russian soft sign. Because, despite the presence in the alphabet, it is not used in the Tatar language, as well as in Latin. So when you press the soft sign hold the Alt key, nothing will not be printed. It is not an error of your operating system, although it may cause inconvenience. If you need to print it with a soft sign, just switch to Russian layout.