Swap key press of keyboard

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I want to change key of keyboard when i press a key. Example i press Page Up key so OS will change Home, that's mean i press Home key it will run Page Up command key.
Pls help me!

Posted 30-Jun-11 14:37pm

Nguyễn Minh Phúc

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-06-30T14:39:00

Solution 1

You want to do this system wide ? I doubt you can, in .NET. You want a low level system wide hook to do that.

Posted 30-Jun-11 14:39pm

Christian Graus

Nguyễn Minh Phúc · Answer 2 · 2011-06-30T14:53:00

Solution 2

When i run program, OS will understand what i define in my program. I can do that in all other program ex MS Word, Excel, ... and code design in Visual Studio.

Posted 30-Jun-11 14:53pm

Nguyễn Minh Phúc

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Christian Graus 30-Jun-11 21:05pm

Why does no-one understand the difference between 'answer' and 'comment' ? You can't do anything in Word that is OS wide, I am sorry. Nor does VS do that. But, it can be done. Probably in c++ tho.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 1-Jul-11 0:43am

It's certainly should be the global hook set in unmanaged DLL. Microsoft documentation explicitly specify that. Any native-code compiler can do it. (Well, "real" compiler, not VB.)
--SA

Smithers-Jones 1-Jul-11 3:32am

Even worse: It's not called an answer, but solution. If it would say answer, I could understand, why everybody clicks it to answer to a post before his or hers, but it clearly says solution, which this post from the OP isn't..