Remapping keyboard Home and Menu buttons


  1. robilong
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    Remapping keyboard Home and Menu buttons


    How to remap / re assign standard desktop keyboard "Home (IE)" and "Menu" button to open any other application?
    Is there a registry key which can be modified?
    For example instead Home (MSIE) multimedia player.

    Thank for any ideas which could help searching solution.
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  3. Callender
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    Clavier++ can do that.

    Download Clavier+ - MajorGeeks

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