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Hi, I was thinking about buying a new quickfire rapid but I noticed that it doesn't have software to remap the keys. After using my black widow, reprogrammable keys have become a must for me. 

 

Is there a program to remap the keys? or will I need to find a keyboard with reprogrammable keys?

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Do you mean changing the keyboard layout to DVORAK (or whatever) or in game hotkeys. I have the rapid I and to my knowledge there are no reprogramable keys available.

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Theres lots of software for that, just google keyboard remapper or something of the sort :) though a lot of thr good ones are paid for

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do you want to use different keys or a completely different kb layout? if layout, then that is easily done with windows settings and if you want different keys, then theres bound to be software to do it and if not then look into some other keyboards :P may i ask why youre getting rid of your blackwidow? is it broken or something?

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do you want to use different keys or a completely different kb layout? if layout, then that is easily done with windows settings and if you want different keys, then theres bound to be software to do it and if not then look into some other keyboards :P may i ask why youre getting rid of your blackwidow? is it broken or something?

I want a TKL :P

 

thers nothing really wrong with it, its just that the blues are starting to feel really heavy and theyre really loud =\

 

and i just want macros, and dedicated media keys. like for example right now I have my scroll lock as play/pause, print screen as volume down, pause/break as volume up

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