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in my keyboard the command key is mapped to the windows key (I'm using a regular PC keyboard) so I only have a left command, because the space on the right is occupied by the useless Fn key.

I've used Ukelele and also edited keyboard mappings but that's for printable characters, doesn't actually allow you to map modifier keys on the keyboard.

Thanks!

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Check in the Keyboard tab of the “Keyboard & Mouse” preference pane in System Preferences. Back in 10.4 there is a “Modifier Keys…” that lets you remap the modifier keys. With it you could reassign (for example) Control or Alt be your Command key. Maybe it is also there in whichever version of Mac OS X you are using. – Chris Johnsen Dec 10 '09 at 22:34
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DoubleCommand can remap keys, you just need to know the Mac keyboard equivalents on your keyboard:

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DoubleCommand is free and open source

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+1 I just made the switch and DoubleCommand saved me! – Eric Wendelin Dec 9 '09 at 21:36
Thanks, I'll give it a try. This software is always running or it just makes the changes and they stay in the OS? Also, isn't any plist file anywhere to do this? Thanks! – Petruza Dec 11 '09 at 11:57
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The answer was as easy as this:

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