programming the qwerty keyboard

Hello,

The delete button on the normal qwerty keyboard performs one primary function if pressed by itself - to move files/folders into the recycle bin (when talking about Windows OS line). I see this event as a quick way of moving files/folders to a directory called "Recycle Bin"

Is it possible to program a "Ctrl+x" key combination, where x is a non-common letter/number for the purpose of moving files quickly to some specified directory?

For example,
I have the following directory: C:\someDirectory\destination.
I also have a file/directory on my Desktop called myFile.txt.
When I press "Ctrl+x" it moves myFile.txt to C:\someDirectory\destination.

From a user perspective, the file just disappears from the Desktop and I can find it inC:\someDirectory\destination\myFile.txt

Any input would be appreciated.

Cheers!

Just tried a quick google & the first thing brought up was this http://www.autohotkey.com/
Not tried it so can't recommend it, could be spyware, etc, standard warnings.

my zboard allows me to customize.. Not sure at the level of detail you want, but maybe download the zEngine and play?

heres a SS, or the screen..

Interesting - thanks for the autohotkey info, I will play with it a bit and see what comes of it.