Is there any way to change keyboard hotkeys?
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If you go into Control Panel > Keyboard > It should say sometihngs about shortcuts on the tabs.
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I think it would be best to buy a special keyboard, but they are probably hard to come by and expensive. I have found a program called KeyTweak (free, http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/ ) that I used to remap one of my multimedia buttons to open the calculator. This program will allow you to make any key do whatever you want (at least whatever any other key can do), and is pretty easy to use. You will want to use the half teach mode for any key that you want to change that isn't shown on the main page. Also, you have to restart your computer before the settings take effect.\n\nThe problem is that if you use this program, your keys will not do what is printed on them. You might be able to take your keys off somehow and rearrange them; or maybe use a permanent marker or paint?\n\nBelow is a link to a picture of the Left-handed Dvorak layout (in case it will help with remapping)
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There's http://www.tenkeytest.com/ that you can pratice using the right side of your keyboard.
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Hold down your "window key" (beside the alt key,) and then press E at the same time. \n\nuse the window key like a shift key...
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Actually, those are shortcut keys on your keyboard, you can make a hot key though, just right click the programs icon, click properties, clcik the shortcut tab, and enter in the shortcut key box what ever letter you want to use in conjuction with ctrl and alt keys. to go to yahoo mail, access the site, drag the "e" from the browser to yoru desktop, use the above process to create a hot key
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press control button with "g" together\nie. ctrl + g
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1) Click over your Desktop with the Right mouse button.\n2) Click on Properties\n3) Click on Configuration\n4) Click on Advanced Properties.\n\nThere must be an option for changing it back, some "funny" person must have done this to you.
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Goto start on your bar> Control Panel > Mouse >Uncheck the switch buttons box under "Button Configuration" in the Button tab > Press Ok\nIt should be fine now.\n\nIf you can't see a mouse option, there should be an option to switch to "Classic View" on the left hand side of the window. Use that, and the Mouse option should now be visible.\n\nYou can also use the keyboard commands like this:\n\nPress the windows key on your keyboard to bring up your start menu\nUse the arrow keys to find "Control Panel" When it is highlighted, press enter.\ntype "mo" on your keyboard, or use your arrow keys, and it should highlight MOUSE. Press enter to bring that up.\nYou should already be in the button configuration, press space to check/uncheck the switch button checkbox.\n\nDone~
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press the left key of the mouse then set as back gruond\n\nthank you
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it is:\nCtrl + Alt + Arrow Down ; but you have to have the hot key set for it.
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You can either go vie the tools menu (the little cog symbol) or you can hit F10 to bring up the old-style menubar :)
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press ctrl+alt key+ up arrow
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just press enter  on your keyboard not on the  screen
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here r some hot keys\n\ngeneral\n\nctrl+c=copy\nctrl+v=paste\nctrl+x=cut\nctrl+p=print\nctrl+a=select all\nctrl+f=search\nctrl+h=history\nctrl+b=bold letters\nctrl+w=close active window\nctrl+s=save\nctrl+g=go to\n\ninternet\n\nctrl+b=order favorites\nctrl+n=new\nctrl+o=open
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Hi,\n\nTry using the Alt Gr key and either the Up or Down Arrow at the same time.\n\nHTH
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Hold down the ALT key and press #3 on the numpad ♥
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Use the HOME key on your keyboard.