<LI>If you are going to work only with latin and cyrillic text, that's all.
If, like myself, you need also the ASCII>127 part of the latin alphabet
or a third-language driver, you have to restart Windows each time you need
to change. In this case do the following:
<UL>
<LI>Backup XXXXX.DRV
<LI>Rename XXXXX.DRV to something else (e.g. XXXXY.DRV)
<LI>Create 2 batch files - WB and WL - with the contents:
<PRE>
<B>WB:</B>


COPY C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\KBDFLEX.DRV C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\XXXXX.DRV
WIN


<B>WL:</B>


COPY C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\XXXXY.DRV C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\XXXXX.DRV
WIN
</PRE>
</UL>
(where C: is supposed to be your Windows driver).<P>


If WB and WL reside in some PATH-ed directory, you can start the Bulgarized
Windows with WB and the full-latin Windows with WL.
<P>