Sure! If you use Windows you can do it with a GUI in the SmartSet software that's on the drive of the keyboard itself. You can access that by hitting "progm+F1"

Sure! If you use Windows you can do it with a GUI in the SmartSet software that's on the drive of the keyboard itself. You can access that by hitting "progm+F1" which will mount the drive. If you don't have Windows you can do it easily in a text file in the "active" folder of the drive. You can have multiply qwerty and dvorak layouts. qwerty.txt is the default qwerty layout which I edited. I set "delete" to be keypad shift which shifts (but not toggle) into the keypad layer. This can be done in qwerty.txt file by adding the lines: "[delete]>[kpshft]" and "[kp-delete]>[kpshft]" with no quotes. Then to set ( & ) on the C and V keys in the keypad layer for example you create a 1 key macro basically like this: {kp-c}>{-lshift}{9}{+lshift} {kp-v}>{-lshift}{0}{+lshift} kp keys are keys in the keypad layer. Some keys like [] have special names so they are done like this: [kp-F]>[cbrack] [kp-D]>[obrack] You can find more how to do this in the manual. Xahlee also has a good tutorial. http://xahlee.info/kbd/kinesis_keyboard_howto.html http://xahlee.info/kbd/kinesis_keyboard_howto.html