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Does anyone know where the shortcut key commands are stored? I want to

>change Windows+E to start Explorer in C:\\, instead of My Computer, which is >really annoying. The command is something like "explorer /e,c:\\". > >Google says somewhere between "no" and "this is how you change the >shortcut": pertaining to the Start/Programs/Accessories shortcut, which is >useless to me. Go figure...

The following utilities appear to claim the ability to remap the windows keyboard shortcuts. If you try them and decide that a particular one is suitable, please post the results of your tests here.

KSLabs Swift Keyboard

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SoftBoy Key Transformation

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EasySoft Key Extender

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Devolutions QuickIT .NET

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Polyphony Software Keyboard Manager

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BTW, here is a list of XP Keyboard Shortcuts:

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And here is an overlay keyboard that allows you to assing a single well-labeled key to just about anything your computer can do.

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Also see:

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