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 Reassign keys |
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 Joined: Wed Oct 24 2007, 02:40AM Posts: 6 | Hello. I'm a new user of your Comfort Lang Switcher, and I can say I'm very satisfied with it. However, there is one thing I'd like to ask (well two, but that's in another thread). I've reassigned the [Caps Lock] key to change the language settings, so that means I no longer have [Caps Lock] functionality. Fortunately, [Alt]+[Caps Lock] does the trick, but that makes me wonder if you could add the option of reassigning the functionality of a few extra keys, so that the ones that have been assigned to Comfort Lang Switcher functions don't disappear. Thank you for a great product. Live long and prosper... | ||
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   Joined: Wed Sep 19 2007, 12:42PM Posts: 143 | Thanks. About what functions and functionality do you say? Have a nice day | ||
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Joined: Wed Oct 24 2007, 02:40AM Posts: 6 | I'm talking about the functionality of the used keys or combinations. For instance, I would like to set some other combination of keys to behave like the [Caps Lock] key that I have used. One more thing, since I am using the [Caps Lock] to change language, the Caps Lock LED does not work anymore. I think it should, providing me one more visual input about the language that I am using. For instance, English -> LED off, Greek -> LED on. Thanks! Live long and prosper... | ||
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Joined: Wed Sep 19 2007, 12:42PM Posts: 143 | Now I see. I want to do something like that. But not with LED. Maybe with a color frame on the screen or something else. I have not yet decided. Have a nice day | ||
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Joined: Wed Oct 24 2007, 02:40AM Posts: 6 | Well, I don't know about a general thing, but since I did make the [Caps Lock] key to change my input language, why not use its LED as well? I don't like seeing it off all the time. Live long and prosper... | ||
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Joined: Wed Sep 19 2007, 12:42PM Posts: 143 | It's technical trouble. If CAPS is ON all characters will be in the upper case. So it's possible if the program will check every pressed key and for every key switch CAPS OFF and then switch it ON. Have a nice day | ||
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