Customizing Keys,?

Question

Hey,
I am trying to figure out a way I can customize a key on my keyboard.

To be Specific, My work required extensive use of the Number pad, Tab Key, G Key, and , Key. I want to Make the - key the same as Tab, The + Key the same as G, and * the same as , . I know there is software you can download to do this, but my company has a policy against downloading software.

So I am hopeing there is a was I can do this within Windows with out extensive programing etc.

Thanks

Answer 1

Apparently Microsoft supplies an app for this.



What is does is create a custom language format that you would load from the Regional and Language options in control panel.



So even if your company doesn't want you to install any programs, you should be able to build your custom language at home and then just put that on the system and load it.



Hope this at least helps a little bit



http://www.maltron.com/maltron-key-layout-custom.html

Answer 2

Although I can't really see why you would want to do that, I'm wondering firstly what program are you using. If its Word, then surely you can use autocorrect option so that when you prss the + key it is replaced automatically with G. If that's what you're after, just type +, highlight it, up to Tools Autocorrect Options, the + will appear in the replace box, so type G in the With box, click on Add, then OK and in future every time you type + it will replace it with G. Otherwise, because there will obviously be times when you want to use the + sign etc. it could be that writing a macro which you can run when you need to, is the best way.

Answer 3

some human beings glue/ JB Weld the pinnacle of their key right into a chrome axle nut disguise. On some motorcycles that disguises the main important. maybe you are able to desire to restoration your emblem directly to that. maybe this provides you with a concept of a thank you to make what you prefer.

Answer 4

JUST TYPE IN HELP AND SUPPORT CENTRE OF WINDOWS GO TO CONTROL PANEL

TYPE IN Configuring Shortcut Keys and go to Using Help viewer keyboard shortcuts:-

I think this might answer ur question

But still let me be more frank i never understood the Question completely!!!!!!!!!!!

But still check this out



IT will display something as:-



Using Help viewer keyboard shortcutsIf your mouse is unavailable or if you prefer to use your keyboard, you can use the following keyboard commands to navigate within the Help viewer. These shortcuts apply to the Help viewer only, not to Help and Support Center.



To expand the headings below using the keyboard, press F6 to switch from the Help navigation pane to the topic pane. Press TAB to select the desired keyboard shortcut heading, and then press ENTER to expand the listing.



Help Viewer keyboard shortcuts



Press To

ALT+SPACEBAR Display the system menu.

SHIFT+F10 Display the Help viewer shortcut menu.

ALT+TAB Switch between the Help viewer and other open windows.

ALT+O Display the Options menu.

ALT+O, and then press T Hide or show the navigation pane.

CTRL+TAB Switch to the next tab in the navigation pane.

CTRL+SHIFT+TAB Switch to the previous tab in the navigation pane.

UP ARROW Move up one topic in the table of contents, index, or search results list.

DOWN ARROW Move down one topic in the table of contents, index, or search results list.

PAGE UP Move up one page in the table of contents, index, or search results list.

PAGE DOWN Move down one page in the table of contents, index, or search results list.

F6 Switch focus between the navigation pane and the topic pane.

ALT+O, and then press R Refresh the topic that appears in the topic pane.

UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW Scroll through a topic.

CTRL+HOME Move to the beginning of a topic.

CTRL+END Move to the end of a topic.

CTRL+A Highlight all text in the topic pane.

ALT+O, and then press P Print a topic.

ALT+O, and then press B Move back to the previously viewed topic.

ALT+O, and then press F Move forward to the next (previously viewed) topic.

ALT+F4 Close the Help viewer.



Contents tab keyboard shortcuts



Press To

ALT+C Display the Contents tab.

RIGHT ARROW Open a book.

LEFT ARROW Close a book.

BACKSPACE Return to the previous open book.

UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW Select a topic.

ENTER Display the selected topic.



Index tab keyboard shortcuts



Press To

ALT+N Display the Index tab.

UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW Select a keyword in the list.

ALT+D or ENTER Display the associated topic.



Search tab keyboard shortcuts



Press To

ALT+S Display the Search tab.

ALT+L Start a search.

ALT+D or ENTER Display the selected topic.



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Answer 5

You might want to invest in a programmable keyboard.