Keyboard remapper

Top of pageUse a second keyboard to control your favorite application or gameThis tools lets you plug in a second keyboard and re-map any of its keys to any other key sequence, for fast, easy keyboard shortcuts. It works with any game or application. WHAT IT IS?Multi keyboard remapper allows you to plug in a second keyboard, and re-map any key to any other key sequence (a.k.a macro) on the second keyboard only , i.e. no messing up your primary keyboard. The remapped keys can be shifted, controlled, alt’ed, windows’ed with either left or right side meta keys. This tool should work for any application or game. WHY IS IT?As an avid flight simulator enthusiast and occasional 3D graphic designer, I find my self having to memorize hundreds of keyboard shortcuts for common and not so common functions.I don't like having to remember and type all the awkward shift, control, alt key combinations so I wrote "Multi Keyboard Remapper". CONFIGURETo use the application you must create a configuration file which tells remapper how to translate real keyboard keys to your desired keyboard shortcut (macro). This configuration format is described here.I am currently working on a GUI based configuration tool and easy keyboard label printer. Your donation will help move that development along.Follow the discussion hereThanks, Steve DOWNLOADDownload the latest from here: This application is totally free with no advertising but please help me, the developer, continue to improve the application by donating $5. INSTALLTo get started, unzip the folder from

KeyTik: The All-in-One Automation ToolGUI-Based Keyboard Remapper with Profiles, Auto Clicker, Screen Clicker, Multiple Files Opener, AutoHotkey Script Manager and More.OverviewKeyTik is an open-source, all-in-one automation tool that lets you automate nearly anything at your will. Initially, KeyTik focused on being a keyboard remapper with profiles, allowing you to activate or deactivate each remap individually. However, since KeyTik uses AutoHotkey as the scripting language, it can handle all types of automation available in AutoHotkey, such as auto-clicking, keyboard remapping, screen clicking, opening multiple files, and more. Additionally, the use of AutoHotkey has made KeyTik an AutoHotkey script manager. This means you can easily run, exit, run on startup, edit, store, delete, and more on your AutoHotkey scripts.With a bit of scripting, you can do almost all automation tasks with ease. If you don't have coding experience, don't worry! I’ve created a beginner-friendly open-source AutoHotkey script collection and template that allows you to download pre-made scripts or edit them to your preference. I’ve tried to make it as easy to understand as possible, with guides on how to use the templates or customize the scripts.So, if you're looking for a lightweight auto-clicker, keyboard remapper, screen clicker, multiple files opener, and AutoHotkey script manager with a user-friendly GUI in a single software, then this is exactly what you need! I hope you enjoy using KeyTik and find it useful.Sincerely,Fajar Rahmad JayaNoteIf you're satisfied with KeyTik, don't forget to give us a star!Also, share it and help the world learn more about us.PlatformKeyTik is available at the following platforms:KeyTik Official WebsiteGitHubKeyTik Official WebsiteSourceForgePitchHutSponsorSponsorships are now supported! Your support will motivate me to continue working on this project. You can sponsor me by clicking the "Sponsor" button above or by visiting my GitHub Sponsor Page. There is only one tier, with a minimal $1 sponsorship, which includes a mention in this project's README as a reward.Table Of ContentNoteSome of documentation moved to KeyTik official website to increase visual, readability and monetization (Through Ads from AdSense on the website if approved).You can still access it through this table of content. You can visit KeyTik official website on .This is still in experiment. Thank you for your understanding!Screenshots PreviewVideo GuideHow To InstallHow To Install AutoHotkey and Interception Driver Using Command LineFeaturesWhat Make Us Different Then Other Automation ToolHow To Use KeyTik Automation ToolAuto ClickerScreen ClickerScreen Coordinate Auto Detect And CopyMultiple Files OpenerWhat can You do With KeyTikHow Is KeyTik WorkHow is Remapper And Automation Tool workHow is Assign Keyboard or Mouse on Specific Device VID & PID or Device Handle WorkSupported Key ListIs KeyTik Safe to Use?Download OptionsScan ResultsSummaryHave a Suggestion or Question?LicenseContributingStar HistoryAcknowledgementsThank You to the SponsorsScreenshots PreviewFeaturesKeyTik comes packed with a wide range of features designed to give you ultimate control over your profiles. Here’s a breakdown of everything you can do with KeyTik:Key FeaturesBelow is KeyTik key features that make KeyTik different than another automation tool:NoFeatureDescription1Multiple Keyboard Remap ProfileNot like most of keyboard remapper, KeyTik can handle multiple keyboard remap. You don't have

Home > Key Remapper 1.13 build 480 (February 18, 2022) ✓ Fixed a bug with tooltips. The details will be added soon…--> Other information will be added soon…--> Download 1.13 build 470 (February 6, 2022) ✓ Fixed compatibility issues with Windows 11. ✓ Fixed incorrect display of controls on high DPI screens. ✓ Fixed localization issues. 1.12 build 460 (November 7, 2020) ✓ Fixed a bug that caused keys to "stick" or be remapped incorrectly. ✓ Optimized code and minimized delays. ✓ Fixed bugs with Numpad keys. ✓ Fixed a bug with incorrect scancodes in the drop-down list of keys. ✓ Fixed a bug with Alt + Tab in Windows 10. ✓ Fixed localization issues. 1.11 build 435 (January 4, 2019) ✓ Fixed issues with "Mouse Hook Error" and "Keyboard Hook Error" messages. ✓ Fixed issues with Key Remapper hanging. ✓ Fixed issues with full-screen view of the main window. ✓ Fixed localization issues. 1.11 build 430 (March 28, 2018) ✓ Added a Japanese localization. 1.11 build 420 (March 1, 2018) ✓ Fixed compatibility issues with Windows 10. ✓ Fixed the "Access Memory Violation" error and similar ones that led to Key Remapper crashes on some systems. ✓ Fixed an issue whereby Key Remapper sometimes wouldn't run at Windows startup on some systems. ✓ Fixed an issue whereby the state (expanded/collapsed) of folders/menu was not saved correctly. ✓ Now the app window can also be opened/closed by a single click on the icon in the system tray. ✓ Improved the interface. Now all of the fonts use the scaling defined by the system. ✓ Fixed localization issues. 1.10 build 416 (November 28, 2016) ✓ Fixed a bug with remapping "On press" and "On release". ✓ Fixed localization issues. The "Cancel" key was also renamed into "Break", and "Apps" into "Context Menu". ✓ All the application's executables are now also signed with Symantec SHA-256 digital certificate. 1.9 build 400 (September 18, 2015) ✓ The keyboard and mouse engine has been optimized with a focus on performance. 1.9 build 390 (September 2, 2015) ✓ Fixed a serious bug that caused Key Remapper to stop working until it was restarted (on some systems). The user also saw the "Mouse Hook Error" message when the program closed. --> ✓ Fixed compatibility issues with Windows 10. ✓ The keyboard and mouse engine has been optimized. ✓ Fixed a bug that prevented the system tray icon from hiding in Windows XP. ✓ New more intuitive system tray icon for Pause. ✓ Fixed localization issues. The "Snapshot" key was also renamed into "Prt Sc". ✓ Now exceptions are sorted alphabetically. 1.8 build 382 (February 3, 2014) ✓ Fixed a bug with the constant setting of the left mouse button in the fields of definition, which also made it impossible to read the keys from the on-screen keyboards and tablets. ✓ Optimized the loading block of system libraries. ✓ Fixed localization issues. 1.7 build 377 (November 21, 2013) ✓ Fixed a bug with incorrect scaling and displaying of

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Keys for keyboard remapping. the NT 3.x era, it was the properties of every EXE's PIF file. So I set Crtl+Alt+(initial) to open my most used apps. Ctrl+Alt+D for DOS, E for Excel, W for Word, etc.This still works with limitations under Win9x through to XP, which is when I jumped off the Windows ship.But mostly it's about learning the many many built-ins.Learn AutoHotKey by stealing my scriptsRemapping Capslock to Control:Windows: Linux (don't know about other Linuxes): /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/pc key { [ Caps_Lock ] };Window key not working as intendedThere's a little utility program called Sharpkeys that lets you remap the functions of every key on the keyboard.Taking control of the super key.Menu Key in Adobe Premiere (Windows)This application can be used to do that. You'll notice it can't see the menu key either if you try to autodetect it, so you need to set it manually. It's listed as:How can i assign a key to a diffrent one or the Microsoft StoreSetup Media Key shortcutsSharpKeys: available in the Microsoft Store. Or you can get it here: or here: K6 key remapping helpWhat are some alternatives?When comparing key-mapper and sharpkeys you can also consider the following projects:Solaar- Linux device manager for Logitech devicesPowerToys- Windows system utilities to maximize productivityinput-remapper- 🎮 ⌨ An easy to use tool to change the behaviour of your input devices.kmonad- An advanced keyboard managerlogiops- An unofficial userspace driver for HID++ Logitech devicesNohBoard- A Keyboard VisualizerCodeRabbit: AI Code Reviews for DevelopersRevolutionize your code reviews with AI. CodeRabbit offers PR summaries, code walkthroughs, 1-click suggestions, and AST-based analysis. Boost productivity and code quality across all major languages with each PR.Do not miss the trending Python projects with our weekly report!Did you know that Python isthe 2nd most popular programming languagebased on number of references?

Is empty).Alt+L – Turn rotator to long path bearing for the callsign in the Entry window.Ctrl+Alt+J – Stop turning the rotator when turning and no bearing in callsign field in Entry window.Window Key AssignmentsCtrl+Tab – Toggles between the Entry window and Packet window.Ctrl+K – Display the CW/Digital Keyboard window to send manual information using the keyboard.Ctrl+L – Display the Log window (toggles between open and minimized).Lookup Table EditCtrl+D – to delete a row in the table or use the right click menuScroll Lock – the Scroll Lock key selects the current row for editingQTC Keys (for WAE contests)Ctrl+Z – in CW/SSB, enters or leaves QTC mode; in RTTY, cycles through Send, Receive and QTC OffIf Ctrl+Z is pressed before the QSO with the station has been logged, logs the QSOEnter – logs the next QTC (receiving), or sends the next QTC in the batch (sending)F3 (End of QSO Key) – sends the TU message and exits QTC modeAlt+W – wipes the current rowEsc – terminates sending (CW or RTTY), or if the program is not currently sending, exists the QTC window (same as the Cancel button)Alt+Enter, Keypad + (plus) key (sending QTCs only) – re-sends the last sent stringAlt+Enter, Alt+Tab, Alt+Space (receiving QTCs only) – force-logs the current QTC; overrides error-checkingCtrl+A (receiving QTCs only) – removes the last blank line of received QTCs and reduces the count in the QTC headerUsed, for example, when the number in the header was copied incorrectly and fewer QTCs are received than expectedAlt+A (receiving QTCs only) – adds a new QTC line (if fewer than 10) and increases the count in the QTC headerAs above, when more QTCs are received than expected1, 2, 3 (sending QTCs only) – if pressed while the Agn button is highlighted, resends the time(1), call(2) or serial number(3) from the previous QTCShift+1, Shift+2, Shift+3 (receiving QTCs only) – asks for a repeat of the time(1), call(2) or serial number(3)Key Mapping N1MM+ has the ability to map keystrokes to one or more other keystrokes and actions. This capability is accessed from the Entry Window via the Tools > Keyboard Key Remapper menu item. When selected, this menu item will open a Key Remapper window that allows one to choose a key to remap and the keystrokes/actions to be performed in response to pressing that key. The screen shot above is the key mapper user interface. You may enter mappings here, or you can edit them with Notepad. Note that the user interface saves the updated set of mappings to [opcall].map after editing, on op change, and at program completion, so be careful that you don’t overlay changes or have your edited changes overlaid. Creating and editing map files in Notepad as well as copying maps from one operator call to another are best done while the N1MM+ program is not running, in order to avoid problems with overlaid changes.To add a new key mapping in this window, click on the Add/Append button, then press the key (including Shift, Ctrl or