Killing the F-Lock - It works !
Jon Galloway found it ! he found the way to disable the annoying F-Lock feature on ms keyboards !
To make it short…
- Rename your commands.xml file (commands.xml.bak for instance)
- Create a new text file and edit it in Notepad
- Paste in the text below
- Save it as commands.xml in the same folder the old commands.xml file was in
- Done !
——— commands.xml ———
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252" standalone="yes" ?>
<DPGCmd>
<Copyright>
Copyright (c) 1983-2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
</Copyright>
<Version>5.30.606.0</Version>
<CHS />
<CHT />
<ENG />
<FRA />
<DEU />
<ITA />
<JPN />
<KOR />
<PTB />
<PTI />
<ESP />
<ALL>
<Application UniqueName="StandardSupport">
<C302 Type="5" KeySeq="F1" />
<C203 Type="5" KeySeq="F2" />
<C204 Type="5" KeySeq="F3" />
<C307 Type="5" KeySeq="F4" />
<C308 Type="5" KeySeq="F5" />
<C309 Type="5" KeySeq="F6" />
<C900 Type="5" KeySeq="F7" />
<C901 Type="5" KeySeq="F8" />
<C902 Type="5" KeySeq="F9" />
<C401 Type="5" KeySeq="F10" />
<C311 Type="5" KeySeq="F11" />
<C310 Type="5" KeySeq="F12" />
</Application>
</ALL>
</DPGCmd>