Here, I’m turning off that Caps Lock key. On the right, select the top entry-“Turn Key Off”-and then click “OK.” From the list on the left (the “From” key list), choose the key you want to disable. SharpKeys can also disable a key by mapping it to no action at all. If you find it easier than scrolling through the lists, you can also click the “Type Key” button under either list and then just press the key you want to change. After that, I’m going to disable the actual Caps Lock key so I’ll quit hitting it by mistake. Here, I’m changing the Scroll Lock key-which I never use-to act as my Caps Lock key. Select the key you want to remap on the left and the key to which you want to remap it on the right, and then click “OK.” The list on the right is the new behavior you want it to assume-the “to” key. The list on the left represents the key whose behavior you want to change-the “from” key. In the key mapping window, you’ll see two lists.
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