is it possible to remap my keyboard in windows ?
16 April 2005, 04:22 PM
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is it possible to remap my keyboard in windows ?
just wondering if its possible to remap my uk keyboard in windows XP ?
eg. when I press <shift> 3, is it possible to get * in stead of £ ?
I ask as I'm want to buy a keyboard only available in the US right now
eg. when I press <shift> 3, is it possible to get * in stead of £ ?
I ask as I'm want to buy a keyboard only available in the US right now
16 April 2005, 07:25 PM
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Thanks - but doesn't that just add support for a US keyboard ? I want to remap that US keyboard so it shows a £ when I tap the appropriate key ?
The keyboard is winning rave reviews all over the US and more importantly looks COOL
http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/prod/eclipse.htm
The keyboard is winning rave reviews all over the US and more importantly looks COOL
http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/prod/eclipse.htm
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Well, apart from the obvious pound sign missing it's applied by hitting the ctrl, alt and shift key whilst then pressing the dollar key LOL... need two hands and 4 fingers for that but it works 
££££ see
The keyboard action is lovely and soft, the sound is minimal so for fast typers like myself the people around you aren't annoyed by the horrid clacking of a normal keyboard.
The main return key is half the size of a UK keyboard so again touch typists are going to find that a bind initially. It's like anything new - takes time to adjust but over all, in the half hour I have been using it, I like it
££££ see The keyboard action is lovely and soft, the sound is minimal so for fast typers like myself the people around you aren't annoyed by the horrid clacking of a normal keyboard.
The main return key is half the size of a UK keyboard so again touch typists are going to find that a bind initially. It's like anything new - takes time to adjust but over all, in the half hour I have been using it, I like it
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