Closed BlessedGeek closed 6 years ago
KeyMapper can't do that, the underlying Windows mechanism it uses to remap keys only allows one key to be changed, not a combination: you can remap "shift" or "capslock" or a number key, but you can't remap a combination of them.
Generally for this I recommend trying AutoHotKey - I believe it can do this as it sits in the background and can intercept multiplr keystrokes.
Disclaimer: I don't use it personally.
Unable to map combination of keys. e.g. the Hebrew niqud vowel points are produced with combination of CapsLock+Shift+{a number row key}. Using the CapsLock is inconvenient. I need to remap them to Ctrl+Shift{a number row key}.