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    Remapping multiple keystrokes.

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by ClockWorkBrain, Jul 28, 2006.

  1. ClockWorkBrain

    ClockWorkBrain Notebook Guru

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    Is it even possible? No programs ive seen can do it only change single keys, is this one of those things that seems easy and obvious but acctualy is stupidly complexe?

    All i want to do is add 2 keystrokes to my keyboard, add Ctrl+4 for £ and Alt+4 for $. Any ideas?
     
    ClockWorkBrain, Jul 28, 2006
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  2. DoubleHelix

    DoubleHelix Notebook Consultant

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    you can assign keys to symbols in word... goto the symbol and assign the key to it... insert>symbol>select the symbol>goto shortcut key> assign the key> click assign...

    if this doesnt help please send me a private message and i shall assist you.
     
    DoubleHelix, Jul 29, 2006
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