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Ying Tong
Info please on how to disable the two Windows keyboard keys - thanks.
Mr. Tong
Mr. Tong
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PaulM
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Alec S.
Ying Tong wrote (in
It depends on what you want to do. Do you want to make them stop working
altogether, or just turn off Explorer’s built-in hotkeys (eg Win+R to run, Win+M
to minimize, etc)?
It depends on what you want to do. Do you want to make them stop working
altogether, or just turn off Explorer’s built-in hotkeys (eg Win+R to run, Win+M
to minimize, etc)?
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HeyBub
Ying said:
Pull off the key caps?
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Plato
HeyBub said:
grin. Oddly, being full time in PC service since 1995 I never, not even
once, hit those keys. I do not even know, no care, what they do. Too bad
all new keyboards come with them...
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Alec S.
Plato wrote (in
Really? I’ve disabled the default hotkeys and use the Win keys as an extra
modifier. That way I’ve got a possible 1,425 hotkeys (95x15). I’ve already
defined nearly 400—I actually had to write an app to manage them all, but dang,
I can do almost anything with a few keys!
Really? I’ve disabled the default hotkeys and use the Win keys as an extra
modifier. That way I’ve got a possible 1,425 hotkeys (95x15). I’ve already
defined nearly 400—I actually had to write an app to manage them all, but dang,
I can do almost anything with a few keys!
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Plato
Alec said:
I know, odd. . .