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Korean IME w/ Korean keyboard right alt/ctrl keys

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rwong48 United States105 Posts July 13 2010 07:24 GMT #1 Alright so I got my hands on several dt35s (which feel awesome by the way) I already know hangul IME and I've been using it with a standard english keyboard for like 2 years, with Korean->Microsoft IME. but when I was using it with my standard 104key english keyboard, right-alt was the han/young key and right-ctrl was the hanja conversion key. that was fine due to lack of better keys for those functions.. but now I have a 106key keyboard with dedicated hanja-conversion and han/young switching keys. i want to use right-alt and right-ctrl as alt and ctrl keys but they STILL act the same. anyone know the solution to this? i'm using windows 7, and switching to "Korean" subset of Korean IMEs (instead of "Microsoft IME") doesn't seem to do anything at all. the hanja-conv and han/yeong keys don't do anything and neither do the right-alt/right-ctrl ones.. lol. not sure but OS installs tend to ask me for my (physical?) keyboard layout on first install, and maybe i'm locked for life on that setting. just throwing that out there because I do Linux installs on a weekly basis and I see it all the time..

GTR 51574 Posts July 13 2010 07:28 GMT #2 In your text services and input languages delete all other keyboard settings and just only set up Korean. Then try right alt to see if Han/Yeong works.

rwong48 United States105 Posts July 13 2010 07:41 GMT #3 same thing tried Korean->Korean only and Korean->Microsoft IME only. is this even possible? I mean do koreans use a single IME which allows right alt/ctrl to be used as alt/ctrl while in a korean IME that allows use of hanja-conv and han/young keys. i don't want to keep a US layout around just to use right-alt and right-ctrl.. but maybe i have to.

GTR 51574 Posts July 13 2010 07:44 GMT #4 hmm, well i don't use hanja/ever have the hanja button working so i wouldn't know anything about having both hangul and hanja working.

rwong48 United States105 Posts July 13 2010 07:48 GMT #5 i really don't need the hanja-conv button (yet), even though i know a decent amount of chinese i don't really bridge the two languages together. i just want my alt/ctrl back, lol (while being able to use the han/young key)

snowbird Germany2044 Posts July 13 2010 08:53 GMT #6 You could try Keytweak http://www.supernature-forum.de/sonstige-system-tools/86786-keytweak-tastaturbelegung-aendern.html Used it to change some keys on my laptop keyboard Edit: Oh I just saw the program is in German Keymapper should work too: http://code.google.com/p/keymapper/

Craton United States17281 Posts July 13 2010 08:58 GMT #7 AutoHotKey is pretty powerful for remapping keys, but something like this, I feel, shouldn't require all of that.

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