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Mapping ALT codes to Keys...

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Ashton

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I'm looking for a way to map ALT code symbols (that is, specifically ALT-156 - £ and ALT-130 é) to other keys, preferably £ to ALT-3, and é to ALT-7

So far the keymapper programs I've found dont support the ALT codes, much less simple ALT-3 for remapping.

Anyone have suggestions?
 
The only way I can think of is to buy a keyboard with programable macros, or an international keyboard that has those keys natively. I've never used a keyboard that has those options; I'm not certain that ASCII code can be programmed into it.
 
mhenley said:
The only way I can think of is to buy a keyboard with programable macros, or an international keyboard that has those keys natively. I've never used a keyboard that has those options; I'm not certain that ASCII code can be programmed into it.
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That's annoying since I can remap for the Yen and Euro symbols...

My KB supports macros but there hasn't been any software that can recognize the macro keys since I got it (HP USB "Internet Keyboard with USB Hub" P/N 5183-9960 with 22 macro keys (5 media) + volume controls and 2-port USB 1.1 hub)
 
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