tangor
msg:4095041 | 11:37 pm on Mar 10, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Most of these keyboard mappings are maintained in the Registry. You can manually remap a key function, but there are a number of little utilities out there what will do what you want. Search Bing for "keyboard remapper" and see what you come up with.
Personally, I won't do it. To me there is little to no difference in CTRL-V vs a single key.
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bill
msg:4095114 | 2:14 am on Mar 11, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Those keyboard re-mapping programs are easier than digging through the registry settings that's for sure. Aside from this particular function you can do some very useful things like turning off Caps Lock. ;)
Back in the Windows 2000 days I used Scan Code Mapper for Windows [microsoft.com] to alter keyboard input. I'm not sure that still works with Vista though.
The Windows Server 2003 Resource Kit Tools [microsoft.com] has Remapkey.exe: Remap Windows Keyboard Layout
Beware: Windows 2003 tools aren't all tested to work on Vista or 7. I have read that Remapkey.exe does however work just fine with Vista.
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