SharpKeys GitHub: A Great Tool for Remapping Keys on Your Computer

I recently downloaded the source code of SharpKeys, a popular utility for remapping keys on your computer, and added a new key mapping to its code. Specifically, I modified the `BuildParseTables()` method in the `Dialog_Main.cs` file by adding the line `m_hashKeys.Add('E1_1D', '-by Vitox: Pause/Break')`. After making this change, I was able to remap the Pause/Break key flawlessly.

I must say that SharpKeys is already a great tool, but with this modification, it's even more powerful. Since the key map table in SharpKeys includes all sorts of keys and combinations, it was easy for me to add the new key mapping without having to make any further modifications.

In fact, another user, Randy Rants, achieved similar results by messing around with the Del key, which is unnecessary. He was able to remap the key just using the first two bytes of the sequence.

I also downloaded SharpKeys and tried it out for myself. At first, I was unable to change the Pause/Break key to another key (in my case, I wanted to change it to Media:Play/Pause). However, after a little research, I stumbled upon this blog page that explained how to use the tool.

The blog post highlighted the Type Key feature in SharpKeys, which automatically recognizes most keyboard keys. Using this feature, I was able to remap the Pause/Break key flawlessly without having to manually edit any code.

In conclusion, SharpKeys is a great utility that makes it easy to remap keys on your computer. With its built-in list of common keyboard keys and Type Key feature, you can easily customize your keyboard to suit your needs. Whether you're looking to remap a single key or create complex keyboard shortcuts, SharpKeys has got you covered.

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