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I'm using an English keyboard; however, I sometimes need to type in Ukrainian. Unfortunately, I don't know the Ukrainian keyboard layout, so I made myself a phonetic keyboard using Javascript (I just type in a text box).
However, this is... less than optimal. However, as far as I know, I can't use Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator to create a systemwide replacement. Why?
The Ukrainian alphabet has 33 letters, so, in order to spell phonetically, some letters need to be represented by 2 Latin letters. (For example, я corresponds to ya).
Is there anyway to detect when these two letters are pressed sequentially, and replace them with a single letter? (There's no need to worry about me wanting to type y and a instead of ya - the letters of the combinations are rarely seen together [ie. I've never had this issue in ~5 years]).
Zackh105
Posted 2019-06-10T00:02:55.453
Reputation: 113
in the windows setting> add Ukrainian keyboard . then run 'osk' (on screen keyboard). you'll see the Ukrainian keyboard layout. .. Is that what you looking for? – p._phidot_ – 2019-06-10T03:53:49.173
Not really - as a matter of preference, I use a phonetic keyboard. It's much quicker for me. – Zackh105 – 2019-06-10T11:46:51.033