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03-25-2007, 02:55 AM
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tweaking the windows keyboard
Apart from one stint at using a PC protools the other day it's been ages since I've used a PC. So "getting into" one id very unfamiliar. I would like to change the modifier keys on the windows keyboard so they are in the same order as a mac. (I'm used to using a mac so this will make editing simpler and faster for me I'm thinking) Someon mentioned something called Tweak. Is that in windows? Do you download it? If you have to install it will it mess the thing up for the next user or can you switch it off. Does anyone know?
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