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Less powerful than autohotkey, and requires you to use a separate keypad? Just use autohotkey and the keyboard you're already using? I just bind my capslock to
by RichardHeart 9y ago
Less powerful than autohotkey, and requires you to use a separate keypad? Just use autohotkey and the keyboard you're already using? I just bind my capslock to my alternate layer. For instance holding caps turns j,k,l,i into arrow keys.
- petey283 9y agoI thought I was the only person to do this. Glad to know others had the same idea.
- monk_e_boy 9y agoI have RSI so a single keypress for things like ctrl+c and ctrl+v is much easier. The more keys you need to press simultaneously the worse it is for some people.
- RichardHeart 9y agoYou could program press and hold of any key to do whatever you like. Or you could use the copy paste buttons on a contour roller mouse. With autohotkey, you can make any key, do anything. The sky is the limit. You could make press and hold c equal copy.
- stan_rogers 9y agoNow picture doing that with a Wacom tablet or 3D manipulator as your main interface tool and your keyboard shoved off to the side.