You can even click on the ‘Delete’ button to delete the mapping, moreover, there is an option for deleting all the mappings. Similarly, you can press the ‘Edit’ button and edit the saved mappings.
For example, I am mapping the ‘Tab’ key with the backspace key so that every time I press ‘Tab’ key, the backspace function should be performed. To add a new mapping, click on the ‘Add’ button and then choose a key that you want to map, or you can hit the ‘Type Key’ button and press that key from the keyboard and then choose the key with which you want to map. You can even delete or edit them afterward. In the main window, you could see an empty list, in this list, you can add your mappings.
Once you are done with creating the system restore point, you can use SharpKeys without any risk. With its intuitive interface, it never lets you feel like you are doing some geeky stuff like registry editing. SharpKeys is open-source software that lets you remap your keyboard functions as per your convenience. Remapping involves registry editing, so it is recommended to create a system restore point before you do it. Remapping can be easily done with the help of SharpKeys. I am organizing my Computer’s keyboard keys in such a way that I can reach them easily and type faster than before. Remapping can be done at your convenience, and it is useful too.
For example, you can use the ‘Tab Kay’ as ‘Backspace’ key or vice versa. Remapping is a technique of allotting a different function to a keyboard key. I downloaded the source code of SharpKeys, and added to its code, file Dialog_Main.cs, method BuildParseTables(), the line m_hashKeys.Add("E1_1D", "-by Vitox: Pause/Break") Īfter that, I was able to remap the Pause/Break key flawlessly.īy the way, Randy Rants, this is a great tool.While typing faster, do you always hit the wrong buttons on your computer? Then you must consider remapping your keyboard buttons. Since SharpKeys is already a great tool, I just download its code and added to the key map table this key code E1 1D and was able to remap using it without any further modifications. (he also messed around with Del key, which is unnecessary) There, the guy was able to remap the key just using the first 2 bytes of the sequence. I also downloaded SharpKeys (which, by the way, is awesome), and at first was also unable to change the Pause/Break key to another key (my case wanna change to Media:Play/Pause).Īfter a little research, found this page blog: I remapped Pause / Break key flawlessly using only SharpKeys! This is how I did it:
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