So, simply said, I want to use the right Windows Key as a push-to-talk button. There's a small twist to it: I'm using a StinkyBoard as my talking button, so I have my hands free to type or play a game or whatever, even while I'm talking. The StinkyBoard can only be assigned keyboard keys, so right now, using any keyboard key to talk with interferes either when I'm typing, or when I'm playing games. So I need a unique key, that has a function all to its own, one not commonly used anywhere. The Windows Keys, or the context menu key (also called "Apps") would do nicely. How do I map either of those keys in such a way, that they do not use the standard OS given function, but rather only return whether or not they're being pushed? StinkyBoard drivers recognize both keys without trouble, but so long as they actually do the whole context menu or windows start menu thing, I can't use them for push-to-talk.
Thanks, PaterFrog
