iPhrankie Posted November 13, 2007 Share Posted November 13, 2007 Hello All, I have an external PC keyboard plugged into my MacBook Pro. I'm running Windows via Boot Camp with InputRemapper v1.0.04. When I turn on the Num Lock via the external keyboard, the num pad works fine. However, the letters on the keyboard also act as a num pad - m = 0, k = 2, i = 5, etc. It seems to think the external keyboard is like a laptop keyboard when the num lock is turned on. I hope this makes sense. Anyone know how to fix this? Thank You / Than2 Y64 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beliyaal Posted November 15, 2007 Share Posted November 15, 2007 Hello All, I have an external PC keyboard plugged into my MacBook Pro. I'm running Windows via Boot Camp with InputRemapper v1.0.04. When I turn on the Num Lock via the external keyboard, the num pad works fine. However, the letters on the keyboard also act as a num pad - m = 0, k = 2, i = 5, etc. It seems to think the external keyboard is like a laptop keyboard when the num lock is turned on. I hope this makes sense. Anyone know how to fix this? Thank You / Than2 Y64 If you don't need to use the numlock function on the macbook keyboard you can remove the remapping of the num-lock key so it doesn't change the remapping table in input remapper. Another possibility is to disable Input Remapper while you are using the external keyboard. Just click the Input Remapper icon and uncheck "Enable Remapping". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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