Is it possible to change the shortcut SHFT+ALT+Gray+

[stereobit]

This command is very useful for me, but on my notebook (IBM T30) there is no Gray+ cause there is no numberblock (is it called so?).

I can't find this command under the keyboard-shortcut configuration. Isn't it possible to change it?

Thank you

[narayan]

It is called "NumPad".

Laptops do have alternative arrangements- Please see this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numpad

[Robert2]

Have a look at http://inchwest.com/mapkeyboard.aspx

"MapKeyboard is a free program to remap your keyboard. Using MapKeyboard, you can alter any key on your keyboard to function as a different one or altogether disable it as well. This is an essential tool for laptop users and other people with keyboards whose keys differ from the standard 101 keyboard layout. The changes made are universal across all applications & games and best of all, MapKeyboard does not even need to be actively loaded in memory."
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Robert

[stereobit]

Thank you guys. I will try MapKeybord.

[stereobit]

MapKeyboard seems to work. If i hit the to NumPad+ remapped key, it shows the +, for example in an editor or here, but the shortcut doesn't work. Strange.

[Robert2]

Maybe you could try AutoHotKey (http://www.autohotkey.com). It claims to remap key combinations to a single hot key.

[nikos]

why don't you use Customize > Keyboard to assign this command to another key? It should be under "miscellaneous" category

[stereobit]