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I used to use scancode map registry key to remap my ctrl/caps lock/esc keys to my liking. I was able to do this system wide or for a particular user only.
Starting in Windows 7 (maybe Vista too), the user only setting does not take effect.
Does anyone know if it's still possible to use this setting in hkey_current_user/keyboard layout/scancode map???
Thanks,
jbum
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Interesting idea. While first browsing your post I even thought to read "save profiles to files". But I guess you mean to save the profiles within the application and select them through some form of switch in the GUI. I'll put both ideas to my list and will consider implementing them. It can take a few weeks to months though...
Thank you for your feedback! This is just a basic tool, but that's mostly because it was only designed for my personal needs and there wasn't much feedback yet. :-)
