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Hi Leef_me,

Thanks for the script! I noticed that the cursor on the PC is set to the middle of the screen when I move the mouse to the Mac. Since it's very unlikely that I go to that exact position ...

Hey all,

Setup
1 PC + Apple Keyboard
1 MacBook

I wrote an AHK script for Windows to switch some keys around so the shortcuts work the same as on my Mac (cmd+c instead of ctrl+c, etc). This wor ...

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Please post your script, seems interesting.

Just build on what's already there.

I tried to find answer in script that you submitted three posts ago for me and... It works there with fn+backspace - it's deleting by holding combination of key ...

Ok it works Very Happy

Good news! This is with the Apple Wireless Keyboard.ahk right?

Now, what could I do to remap fn to control and ejc to del? I need only this function - no winamp controls, no real ...

Nope... it doesn't work

I have error popup saying that there is no mfc71.dll library..
What script are you running exactly when you get this popup?

I don't really know how this DLL file is conn ...

My first Post subject: Apple Wireless Keyboard and Vista 64 - Fn and ejc keyAh, my bad! Wink

But I think you didn't read what I wrote:
(..)script crashing down on fn key registering, like I've wrote ...

Yes, I seen it, but It doesn't work - script crashing down on fn key registering, like I've wrote at the begining...
What OS are you using? I know it works in Windows XP, maybe it's acting different ...

I wanna to remap fn key to control button and ejc key to delete button. Anybody can help me with it? Crying or Very sad

Hi,

I wrote a full guide about exactly this a few days ago. You can find it at:

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Howdy!

I've been at this for a while, and until now without success. It seemed impossible to map the fn key if it wasn't recognized by your computer since it doesn't send out a scan code you can us ...

Try this:

HWND := WinExist("NameOfWindow")

Howdy!

A script for Mac users working in Windows, who are used to the way you create special characters in OSX. Here's something that works the same way. I only included ASCII 0-255, for the rest I ...

Works great, thank you!

I still didn't really get how the * works, but I think I've got it now.

I'm trying to recreate the OSX method for adding diacritical marks. You can press e.g. Alt+e for acute ´ and Alt+u for umlaut. On the next character you press, the accent will be added. Like:

Firs ...