Does anyone know of a way (hack) to have the shift key unlock the Capslock -- like on the typewriter: shift would undo the shift-lock (all caps mode)?
Regards,
Chuck Billow
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2011-01-03 20:18Is THIS what your looking for ?
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2011-01-03 20:31RR, at first it didn't look like it would be, but in fact it works pretty well. Of the four entries included, ChangeCapsToShift.reg seems to adjust the Capslock so that if it is "down" and one then holds down the Shift key (ending up with "tHIS" for instance) the first letter gets "capped" and the remaining get inverted. Originally Posted by Roderunner
Helps us typo-challenged souls.
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