I need to assign the execution of a program to the key combination

CapsLock + Cursor Key Right,

to the key combination

CapsLock + Cursor Key Left,

and so on.

To make things easier: I don't need the normal CapsLock functionality,
i.e. I'm happy with redefining the CapsLock key to be the Windows-Key,
whatever.

How should I proceed?

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Felix E. Klee

Felix E. Klee wrote:
> How should I proceed?

Seems like KeyTweak + WinKey will do what I want. However, if someone
could point me to documentation telling me what exactly these tools
change under the hood (registry, etc.), then that would be appreciated!

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Felix E. Klee

Felix E. Klee wrote:
> Seems like KeyTweak + WinKey will do what I want.

Hm, keys assigned with WinKey didn't work right out of the box. I first
had to disable Windows+X hotkeys using Tweak UI (Option: Explorer ->
Enable Windows+X hotkeys).

Now, I've one problem left to solve: Currently, the desired key
combinations only work for the user Administrator. This may be related
with the problem that I cannot disable Windows+X hotkeys as a normal
user, at least there's no corresponding option in Tweak UI. Any idea?

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Felix E. Klee