>that's true.  the mistake in Vexus' post is that the code for Caps Lock, padded 
with 
>00 gives 00 3A.  reversed, it should give 3A 00. 
>
>in my case, my laptop's Enter key is dead.  i successfully mapped the pipe and backslash 
>('|\') to the Caps Lock key, and then mapped Enter to the pipe and backslash key 
>which is located just above the Enter.
>
>here is the registry value (with spaces inserted for easy reading):
>
>00000000 00000000 03000000 2B003A00 1C002B00 00000000
>
>please note that the value is null terminated and thus the total count of mappings 
>is 3, as the third word (or is it dword ?) indicates. this is in accordance with 
>the 'Scan code Mapper for Windows' article that is linked from Vexus's original 
post.
>
>in Linux, things are much easier and logical (with xmodmap).  and no rebooting required 
>either !
>
>comments welcome.
>
>Henry
>






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re: Answers to Scancode Mapping or Changing Key Values (Henry: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 11:31 am)


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