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Why not bind <Ctl> to caps-lock instead of swapping them - have <Ctl> on both keys? Except for the rare people who actually use caps-lock.

If you're just learning Emacs this is an essential piece of literature to read to get you up to snuff on Emacs.And always good to check back everyone once and a while for experts.

Item 1: Swap Caps-Lock and ControlOn Mac OS X (Panther and Jaguar) you need to install a modified keyboard driver...No you don't. Just open your Keyboard&Mouse preferences, select the "Keyboard" tab, and click on the "Modifier Keys" button...

For Windows, KeyTweak looks like a helpful free utility for remapping the keyboard:<a href="http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/" rel="nofollow">http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/</a>

This is so fucking old.

Why not bind <Ctl> to caps-lock instead of swapping them - have <Ctl> on both keys? Except for the rare people who actually use caps-lock.

If you're just learning Emacs this is an essential piece of literature to read to get you up to snuff on Emacs.And always good to check back everyone once and a while for experts.

For Windows, KeyTweak looks like a helpful free utility for remapping the keyboard:<a href="http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/" rel="nofollow">http://webpages.charter.net/krumsick/</a>

This is so fucking old.

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