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ym de shiznat.
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: BC, Canada
Posts: 30
OS: Mac OS X.4 & Windows Vista
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Apple Wireless Keyboard(moved from hardware)
So, how can I remap the volume keys on the Apple wireless keyboard in OS X?
Right now, the mapping is [quieter][louder][mute] what I want is [mute][quieter][louder] PLeASe HeLP! I need the key codes! How can I find them? DO you know them? |
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afraid there is now way to do it as it sits. but you can download a free trial of keyboard maestro and see if that will do it for you.
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