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[MTK2]
label=MTK-2 (5bits / 3 shifts) for Russia
comment=http://www.sensi.org/~alec/locale/other/mtk-2.html
import=ITA2
order=20
bits=5
mask_shift=b110 00000
mask_shared=b001 00000
shift.LTRS=b000 00000
shift.FIGS=b100 00000
shift.RUS=b010 00000
# @ RUS shared
b011 00000=<NUL>
b011 00010=<LF>
b011 00100=<SP>
b011 01000=<CR>
b011 11011=shift.FIGS
b011 11111=shift.LTRS
# @ RUS
b010 10111=Я
b010 10011=В
b010 00001=Е
b010 01010=Р
b010 10000=Т
b010 10101=Ы
b010 00111=У
b010 00110=И
b010 11000=О
b010 10110=П
b010 00011=А
b010 00101=С
b010 01001=Д
b010 01101=Ф
b010 11010=Г
b010 10100=Х
b010 01011=Й
b010 01111=K
b010 10010=Л
b010 10001=З
b010 11101=Ь
b010 01110=Ц
b010 11110=Ж
b010 11001=Б
b010 01100=Н
b010 11100=М
# @ FIGS
b100 01101=Э
b100 11010=Ш
b100 10100=Щ
b100 01011=Ю

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## HeavyMetal v3.1 in Windows

The following is a step by step list to get heavyMetal working on Windows.
You may need to adapt some steps to best fit your needs.
Please note that is you are using an HeavyMetal version with ActivePerl
already packaged, you do not need to follow these instructions.

1- Download and install latest ActivePerl community edition 32 bits x86
   Do not use 64 bits!
   http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads
   In my case ActivePerl-5.14.2.1402-MSWin32-x86-295342.msi
   
2- Once installed, execute the Perl Package Manager you can find in the
   Start menu or use the ppm-shell command

3- Install the following components:
   Tkx
   Tkx-Scrolled
   Win32-API
   Clipboard
   Crypt-SSLeay
   Finance-YahooQuote
   HTML-TreeBuilder
   Weather-Google
   XML-RSS-Parser

   Remember that some of these may already be installed in your perl
   setup while some other module not mentioned here may be missing
   in your setup.
   
   During HM initialization, you will see a list of perl modules being
   loaded. If some one fails it will be notified there. Also keep in
   mind that most modules are optional and they are reported as
   OPTIONAL. Hence if a module does not load, HM will initialize
   properly, but the features that require the failed module will
   simply not work.
   
4- DONE! Go to the heavymetal dir, and do:
   perl heavymetal.pl
   
   You may need to add the perl/bin folder to your path environment
   variable.
   On initialization the list of modules will come up and if there
   is any error it will be mentioned. You might need to install more
   packages according to your environment.
   Most modules are optional, and if they do not load, whatever feature
   that relies on them will be disabled.
   That means that even with some modules missing, you may get the GUI working.