How to Use Keytweak

Changing the Key Output

1. Understand what it means to change the input of a key. Changing the input just means you will make one key, when pressed, do the action of another key. You can even make keys on your keyboard do an action that isn't found on it using special keys given by the KeyTweak application.
2. 
   First, find the key you wish to modify. The keys appear with numbers on them, but if you hover over them or click on them you can view what the key it is.

   1. Make sure you select the right key you want to change. For example, if you wanted to make one of your shift keys perform the action of the enter key because the enter key has stopped working, you would have to make sure you choose the shift key to change, not the enter key- that's the key that won't do anything when you press it!
3. 
   Click on the dropdown bar next to "Choose New Remapping". It will show a selection of all the basic keyboard buttons as well as special keys.
4. 
   Find the key you want to be the new input and select it. Once you've chosen your key input and output, click on "Remap Key".

   1. If you want to change several keys, do this for the rest of the keys you want to change before moving onto the next step.
5. Click "Apply" under the "Pending Changes" box. Make sure you've made all desired changes before you click it, because once you do, you'll have to restart your computer.

   
6. Test your new keys. One way you can test them accurately is by using an online keyboard tester. If they all work right, good! If not, you may have some broken keys or you might've done something wrong while modifying the outputs.