Things You'll Need:
- Keytweak, free software
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Step 1
Place your mouse pointer over a key on the visual keyboard. Notice that the key is numbered. To see what function the key is currently assigned to, allow your mouse pointer to hover over the key. A pop-up displays what the key is attributed to.
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Step 2
Left-click the mouse pointer on a key you wish to change.
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Step 3
Click on Choose New Remapping from the drop-down menu.
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Step 4
Select Remap Key from the Control area on the interface. You may also opt to disable or enable the key, and reset the default for this key.
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Step 5
Left-click Apply. Look at the list box at the top-left of the interface, labeled “Remapped keys currently in effect.” Ensure that the keyor keys you selected are listed in this list box.
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Step 6
Fix a mistake by resetting the defaults. Click on the top button adjacent to the list box you just visited. Pressing this button will remove all the changes to your keyboard mapping.
