Windows 10: Is there a way to nest a keymap inside of a keymap on a windows OS?

kind of like the program emacs or vim where you enter into "modes" so pressing keys mean something different in each mode?The reason I'm asking is because I got this Chinese keyboard from Fuhlen which seems like standard Ascii American keyboard but third party Japanese keycaps with it's own hiragana print. Microsoft IME seems to force you to type romaji to input kana and not kana directly.For example, press ctl+alt+shift+h to switch to hiragana then just press "s" key for as printed on my keyboard and "n" key for ; then one could press it again to switch to normal mode then press ctl+al

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n73 me full character keymap:::: info

i want to know about all the keymap numbers those are assigned against every key on n73me.

my fw version: v4.0839.42.2.1

RM-133





like this:: (probably it is for n95)



key_1 "key 49"

key_2 "key 50"

key_3 "key 51"

key_4 "key 52"

key_5 "key 53"

key_6 "key 54"

key_7 "key 55"

key_8 "key 56"

key_y "key 57"

key_0 "key 48"

key_space "key 32"

key_esc "key 27"

key_home "key 278"

key_enter "key 13"

key_up "key 273"

key_down "key 274"

key_left "key 276"

key_right "key 275"

key_bspace "key 8"







i need all key map including characters (a-z, enter, esc etc)

 

Permissions on windows store app executables How do I get th lock off

I just made my first ever purchase from the windows store, a game called "Recore".

I use a Razer Tartarus gamepad and I want to link the games executable to the keymap I made for it. I do this for every single program I make a keymap for, I have more keymaps then I can count.

Well, I took ownership of the windowsapps folder so I could look inside and find "recore.exe. I click on it and it says I don't have permission to open it.

I've tried every trick I know and I can't get access to this damn file. I don't want to modify it, I just want my gamepad to link my keymap to it,

 

EBCDIC / ASCII keymap converter for access to IBM mainframe

Hi folks
trying to connect to an IBM type of mainframe
anybody here got experience of ASCII-->EBCDIC type of keys etc and login from PC to an IBM type of mainframe.

I'm using an x3270 type of emulator to try and login but I'm stuck with keys and I'm afraid as it's Friday our " Local Helpless Desk" seems to have gone off on an early weekend !!!!! and I'm not going to struggle with the offshored one at the other side of the planet.






Cheers
jimbo