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Mapping a key to something that is not on the keyboard
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I want to map Fn+F2 to < and Fn+F3 to >, and leave all remaining keys intact. And by mapping I mean so that it will actually type those keys, and not just pretend I typed the key labeled <. Scenario: I have an English keyboard. I have set the keyboard map to Norwegian, however, now there is no way …
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Fix for: Mapping a key to something that is not on the keyboard
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You can accomplish this using AutoHotkey. Here is a quick script: File: Signs.ahk When ran, this will allow you to send and by simply pressing the following keys: WinKey+, to send a WinKey+. to send a NOTE: You do not need to map it to the WinKey, y…
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