From:	srn AT techno DOT com (Steven R. Newcomb)
Subject:	NT kernel keymap hack
10 Jan 1998 22:15:39 -0800 :
Message-ID:	<199801102258.RAA02276.cygnus.gnu-win32@bruno.techno.com>
To:	GNU-Win32 AT cygnus DOT com

Does anybody know of an NT kernel hack that switches the caps-lock key
with the control key (that lies under the shift key on most machines
these days)?  I just can't adjust to the idea that the control key
should be so inaccessible.  I'm an Emacs/bash bigot, and I like using
the control key a lot.

I've done this remapping in Linux, and I evidently *can* do it in
Win-95 thanks to a free downloadable kernel patch from Microsoft.  But
I haven't found one for NT yet, and I'd sure like to.  I write
to this list because it is read by people who expect rational
levels of functionality under NT.

-Steve

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