Keyboard Tweaks - beta release

Keyboard Tweaks is a small tool that allows you customize keyboard behaviour and functionality. It currently lets you do two things:

• Remapping. You can remap any key to any other key. So if you're using a PC keyboard you can move the Control key to it's correct position by remapping the Caps Lock key to Control. Or you can remap Caps Lock on your Atari keyboard to the Milan AltGr, this will allow you to use the AltGr keyboard table.
• Hotkeys. Define any keyboard combination and assign an action to it. Actions are configurable, currently supported action types are..
  • Launch a program with optional arguments.
  • Send a VA_START message to a specified AES application.
  • Send a key combination to a specified running AES application.
  • Send a user defined message to a specified AES application.

In addition it allows you to access Taskbar's (or a compatible program) start menu with a single keypress on a key of your choice.

Keyboard Tweaks needs a recent version of the FreeMiNT kernel and an AES. Tested under XaAES and N.AES, please let me know if you try this under MyAES.

It also requires a properly installed AV-server (e.g. Teradesk or Thing!).

View the Keyboard Tweaks hypertext online (thanks to Thorsten Otto) for more details.

Download Keyboard Tweaks beta 1

Adjust the included configuration file to your needs/system.

Disclaimer: I've been using this tool on my Falcon060 with MiNT/XaAES for months without issues. However, that does not mean it works flawlessy on your system. I strongly recommend having memory protection enabled when testing/using this software!