thanks Shannah,,,
strangest thing... I played with the Microsoft keyboard mapper under control
panel for over an hour this a.m. and couldn't make the changes stick... it
would show as reprogrammed, but when I went to excel... no new
reprogramming.... this time it worked, must be the super moon.
so now the "lower volume" key is <ctrl> c and 'raise volume' is <ctrl> v
so now the "lower volume" key is <ctrl> c and 'raise volume' is <ctrl> v
so now the "lower volume" key is <ctrl> c and 'raise volume' is <ctrl> v
so now the "lower volume" key is <ctrl> c and 'raise volume' is <ctrl> v
see ??? thanks for your magical control of my keyboard... it's gonna make
my life ssooo much easier now
john
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shannah Miller" <shannahquilts at gmail.com>
To: "John Niolon" <jniolon at att.net>
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 5:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Shop-talk] keyboard help
A keyboard with a Synaptics touchpad in it will allow you to use
programmable
touch zones for that sort of thing.
Alternately, this article from Microsoft support seems to apply:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/237179
although I wouldn't be surprised if this only works with Microsoft
branded keyboards.
Shannah
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 2:41 PM, John Niolon <jniolon at att.net> wrote:
> my work involves a lot of excel work and similar data being copy and
> pasted
> from one sheet to another... my old keyboard had programmable keys and I
> use
> a left handed mouse. I programmed two unused keys on the right side with
> <ctrl> c and <ctrl> v. I'd highlight the date with the mouse in my left
> hand... hit the reprogrammed copy key...switch sheets and hit the paste
> key...
> slick, fast and easy..
>
> new keyboard is a microsoft wireless and while it does have a 'program'
> function..., it will only move keys around and not let you actually input
> keys
> to program to that key. None of the programs I've found on line allow the
> user to type in control functions and map it to a key...
>
> anyone have any suggestions ??? years ago I had a Gateway computer with a
> keyboard utility that actually recorded keystrokes to a key similar to a
> macro
> I guess...
>
> I'm not a macro writer and don't want to be... I just want to put <ctrl> c
> and
> <ctrl> v on some keys and get on with my life... it's cumbersome for a
> left
> handed person to enter those combos with their right hand...
>
> help ???
>
> tia
> john
>
>
>
>
>
> I'm sarcastic... what's your superpower ?
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