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The Home,End keys are at the top row in my laptop, and I use them most while selecting the entire line by pressing (Shift+Home, Shift+End) - it is very inconvenient. On the other hand, "PageUp, PageDown" keys are just below the Shift Key, and I don't use them at all.

Can I interchange my "PageUp" key with "Home" key and "PageDown" key with "End" key?

Is this possible using some software?

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  • Yes. Which operating system?
    – iglvzx
    May 31, 2012 at 7:09
  • Windows 7 Professional
    – teenup
    May 31, 2012 at 7:11

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Since you are on Windows, I recommend AutoHotkey.

Once installed you can remap Home to PageUp, End to PageDown, and vice versa, with a simple AutoHotKey script.

Just create a text file called remapKeys.ahk and execute (double click) it:

Home::PgUp
End::PgDn
PgUp::Home
PgDn::End

Documentation:

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Building on iglvzx's answer about AutoHotKey, another option is to set up the arrow keys to act as PageUp, PageDown, Home, and End when the right shift keys is being pressed:

+Up::send {RShift Up}{PgUp}
+Down::send {RShift Up}{PgDn}
+Left::send {RShift Up}{Home}
+Right::send {RShift Up}{End}

(From http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/one-handed-page-up-page-down-on-a-laptop-with-no-dedicated-keys.760843/)

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SharpKeys is a powerful tool that will automatically edit your registry to rebind keys. It won't need to run in the background like Auto Hot Key does.

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Yes, it can be done easily, use the "Windows Power Toys". One simple solution for advanced windows users.

Step 1:- Install The Power Toys from the like given below.

Step 2:- Use the Key remap shortcuts for the mapping.

Step 3:- Use the + Button and remap the keys you want, restart your PC and you are done!

Download Link:- This is the Link

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Key Tweak is a powerful tool that will automatically edit your registry to rebind keys. It won't need to run in the background like Auto Hot Key does.

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