Remap a key

[skywalker]

I am looking to learn how to remap one key on my keyboard via an assembler program.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[Tedd]

Keyboard hook?
Remove the keypress from the queue and replace it with your chosen keypress.

[skywalker]

Keyboard hook?
Remove the keypress from the queue and replace it with your chosen keypress.

Do you have some example code ?

[Tedd]

Nope. You're going to have to research this one for yourself.

You seem to be asking a number of suspect questions lately.

[skywalker]

Nope. You're going to have to research this one for yourself.

You seem to be asking a number of suspect questions lately.

I want to remap PrtScr to do what it does on most other keyboards, put the screen contents into a buffer. The particular keyboard wants to print the screen.

I want to be able to paste the screen into mspaint to do some editing.

[Jimg]

Are you sure it's the keyboard?  Did you try another keyboard?  It's most likely some errant device driver installed from the distribution disk for a printer.  Find it and kill it  :toothy

[skywalker]

Are you sure it's the keyboard?  Did you try another keyboard?  It's most likely some errant device driver installed from the distribution disk for a printer.  Find it and kill it  :toothy

How do I kill a driver. (the inanimate kind that is. :-)

[P1]

I want to remap PrtScr to do what it does on most other keyboards, put the screen contents into a buffer. The particular keyboard wants to print the screen.

I want to be able to paste the screen into mspaint to do some editing.

Well, for starters, it's Alt + PrtSc for Windows, to put the active window into the buffer.  Ctrl + V to paste it into MSPaint.

Have fun with Windows.

Regards,  P1  :8)

[skywalker]

I want to remap PrtScr to do what it does on most other keyboards, put the screen contents into a buffer. The particular keyboard wants to print the screen.

I want to be able to paste the screen into mspaint to do some editing.

Well, for starters, it's Alt + PrtSc for Windows, to put the active window into the buffer.  Ctrl + V to paste it into MSPaint.

Have fun with Windows.

Regards,  P1  :8)

Your way apparently is another way. I just did a PrtScr and then Shift Insert and it worked on a Microsoft keyboard.

I'll try your way on the other keyboard and see if that way works.

Windows is always fun, almost as fun as working from a cmd prompt. :-)