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This week I purchased a used Toshiba Satellite Pro 460 CDT.
I am very pleased with the laptop, but the 'Windows' key is in the top
right corner!
I touch type and am used to having that key at the bottom of my keyboard.
Now there is an Fn key at the bottom of the keyboard. I would like to
assign a 'windows' (or Ctrl+Esc) keystroke to that key. A combination of
the Fn key and either the left Ctrl or Alt key will be fine too.
Is that possible? I installed extra (Toshiba Soft Keys) software, but I
don't understand how it works.
Can anybody shed some light on this? Thanks in advance,
Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
"Onno Voors" <ov-NOSPAMww1@SVPxs4all.nl> wrote in message
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| This week I purchased a used Toshiba Satellite Pro 460 CDT.
| I am very pleased with the laptop, but the 'Windows' key is in the top
| right corner!
| I touch type and am used to having that key at the bottom of my keyboard.
| Now there is an Fn key at the bottom of the keyboard. I would like to
| assign a 'windows' (or Ctrl+Esc) keystroke to that key. A combination of
| the Fn key and either the left Ctrl or Alt key will be fine too.
|
| Is that possible? I installed extra (Toshiba Soft Keys) software, but I
| don't understand how it works.
| Can anybody shed some light on this? Thanks in advance,
|
Are you familiar with the TweakUI software you can d/l from microsoft? It
has a key editor built in to it.
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"Hierophant" <nospam@duh.net> wrote in
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> I would like to
>| assign a 'windows' (or Ctrl+Esc) keystroke to that key. A combination
>| of the Fn key and either the left Ctrl or Alt key will be fine too.
>|
>| Is that possible? I installed extra (Toshiba Soft Keys) software, but
>| I don't understand how it works.
>| Can anybody shed some light on this? Thanks in advance,
>|
>
> Are you familiar with the TweakUI software
I have it installed on my main computer.
> you can d/l from microsoft?
> It has a key editor built in to it.
>
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