Batch script to remap keyboard keys full#
The FrogPad is still a superb dedicated NumPad as well as a full keyboard to itself also on some models) -Balanced!į-Keys that often used were lowered F2 rename / F4 path+closewin / F5 reload+find / F8 replace (in TextPad)į6 hop active panes / F11 fullscreen moved up out of the centerĮsc is moved down one, and used to shift the symbols (made primary for coding) to numbers. So I reclaimed the F-Key Row for numbers (Esc shifts numbers to F-Keys as a modifier) to allow the super-useful sub-alphanumeric Matched Symbol Row that the Maltron Contoured Keyboard provides: Last Thoughts: Does a Backlit Keyboard with a Square arrangement exist? How about one that could be arranged in a sunken key-well formation? It could be quite cool to have oversized glow in the dark leters on the keys, and maybe even integrate an enclosed light charging tray to recharge the keyboard's phosphorescence quickly when it fades. I asked if he'd like any custom keycaps, but I think he's going for an "au natural" key treatment. My brother is learning to use the Dvorak as well, so this will be his take-home concession prize for coming to see me and Dad.
Batch script to remap keyboard keys skin#
That said, any derivation from the standard PC Keyboard layout has benefits, so after I know Dvorak better, I will make a skin for my TypeMatrix Keyboard and enjoy the benefit. Staggered Keyboards abound, but the square key layout is so much less messy.
He uses Keyboard Maestro for system macros on Mac, it's nowhere near as flexible as AutoHotKey for PC, but it has a clean interface. He needed the Apple Extended Keyboard (with a full keypad) to Access all Finale's functions, but the standard board was already bundled with the Mac. I also re-key-capped the new Apple USB Keyboard I had from my Dad's new Mac. The first two rows, being easier to reach in general, then allow access to the top 20 letters with the remaining 6 dropped down (3 on each side) I prefer the :'" characters on the bottom row as on the Maltron Layout, because they are more often covered by the hands. I'm finding that Dvorak switches hands more often than Maltron, because of the Vowel segregation of AEIOU. the keys are then capped with matte cellophane tape over and around each printed letter or symbol, rubbed down until it goes clear, leaving a nice smooth slick finish that relaxes the fingers. These Caps were applied to My Classic MS Ergo Keyboard, which is about to get a nice even coat of Black spray paint applied. Or for comparison of the layouts differences With Qwerty shadowed in Red for reference,
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