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Showing posts with label changing. Show all posts

Wednesday, 17 December 2014

How to change the keystrokes of your keyboard?

Posted by: Jeet Patel


              It’s a too much easy task to type with your keyboard when your keystrokes are working properly. Have you ever thought of changing the working the keystrokes of your keyboard? It seems interesting for a prank player when it comes to this task of changing the working of the keys. So here is how you do this thing. This is a kind of a prank, also on the other side we cannot consider it a prank because this thing actually does the change. So let us see the procedure.  You need to download  software for this.

Step 1:
                Go to google else type in the URL www.randyrants.com to download this software.



Step 2:
                There you will find a software named “Sharp Keys” and make sure you download the latest version of this software because as we know that more the latest, higher the quality of the software.



Step 3:
                After downloading the software, you need to install it and the famous procedure to install any sort of software that you all should know if you are reading this article is NEXT -> NEXT -> ACCEPT -> DONE. ;)  after installing the software, you need to click on the “Add” button and that will display a new window on the screen that will ask you to change the functions of the keys on your keyboard. The left section shows the original key functions and the right section shows the new key function that you want to implement. For example if you change the functionality as shown in the picture then, the functionality of “H” key will be changed to “N” key. Doesn’t it sound really cool? After that you need to click on “OK” and “Write to Register”. As I said earlier that this cann’t be consider as a prank because it really changes the keys. New functionalities are written in the register now. The next step is to restart the computer to literally implement it. Now after restarting the machine simply open your text editor and try to type the key that you have changed. If you want to undo the exchange them open the software and delete the exchange. Restart the computer  and your keyboard will be in the original state again.




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Posted By: Jeet Patel