Swapping Print Screen and Alt+Print Screen functionality


  1. nums
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    Windows 7 Home 64bit
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    Swapping Print Screen and Alt+Print Screen functionality


    Heya.
    When taking a screenshot with printscreen it captures the whole screen, including all monitors where as alt+printscreen only captures the current window in focus, is there anyway to remap the keys so its functionality is swapped?
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  3. GokAy
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    It doesn't say Win 7 but you can try SharpKeys 2.1.1 | randyrants.com
    create a system restore point, backup etc before trying just in case
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