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Custom shortcut for switching keyboard input languages in Windows XP

I'm using Shift+CapsLock to switch input language in Linux and I have dual boot. It would be really awesome if I could map input language switch in Windows 7 to Shift+CapsLock too. Is there any way to do that? For example via some registry tweak or some application.

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You can switch input language by pressing Shift+Alt

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I guess he is aware of this option and want to change these two keys via registry. – nixda Jan 23 at 11:45
This doesn't appear to answer the question. The OP wants to switch using Shift-CapsLock, not Shift-Alt. – slhck♦ Jan 23 at 12:32
He is using Shift+CapsLock in linux and wants something similar in windows !! – Khaled Triek Jan 23 at 12:40
No, he wants to, "map input language switch in Windows 7 to Shift+CapsLock too." Not Shift-Alt. – slhck♦ Jan 23 at 13:30

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