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Excel users don't think that way, I guess. Remapping keys requires a registry update on Windows, which many of my windows-at-work friends don't get access to. E
by if_by_whisky 9y ago
Excel users don't think that way, I guess. Remapping keys requires a registry update on Windows, which many of my windows-at-work friends don't get access to. Even if they did, they might not trust themselves to make registry updates. Popping the key off is easy, secure, and effective.
- chris_wot 9y agoA registry key? It’s incredibly you can change keyboard layout but not key bindings easily.
- infogulch 9y agoA 2-line autohotkey script would be enough to disable the F1 key in just Excel. You can even compile it down to a single copyable binary.
- camtarn 9y agoBut your users are all trained not to run random scripts or binaries, right? ...right? ;)