This may be the world's first RUSSIAN word processor.  It has a few problems
but is on the whole quite sophisticated and seems to work fairly well.  If you
have good Russian, you should have few problems, but if either your Russian
is rusty or your Russian computer vocabulary is nil, here is what you might
spend a few minutes of more figuring out:
     F9 switches between Russian & Latin letters on screen
    F10 is the main menu.  If you're just starting, switch to Latin letters
with F9, then hit F10.  Slide the cursor to vzyat' and press ENTER.  Type
in lexicon.doc, press ENTER & wait a while, like it says.  This is the
documentation, naturally in Russian.  On my machine pressing any key lit up
my numlock light.  Also, when they ask you to answer da or nyet, if your
answer is yes, press not d for da but y for yes.  Be happy!