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Michael says:

with a bit of scripting autohotkey does that and more. yes it requires a small program in memory, but it eats very little ram. the benefit is you have complete control.

for ex:
caps::myprogram.exe
return
is simple as heck….

Mario Vera says:

well, i used to love winkey. Its quite reliable and easy to config, and it lets you select from almost any imaginable combination of keys… did i mentioned a small memory footprint? ;) And about the single keys, give AutoHotkey a shot.

Enigma says:

I don’t think there is a such a device as windows reserves the F keys. I would bite the bullet and just use launchy.

Martin says:

Dante that software is unfortunately not showing the F-keys, looks interesting though. So I guess there is no way to assign single key shortcuts.

Enigma says:

This may sound real stupid, but can you not change the F keys through keyboard drivers?

Jawwad says:

I recommend that you also check out HotKeyz.

http://www.skynergy.com/hotkeyz.html

Syahid A. says:

I use KeyDemon too but the key limitations ticks me off.

jack says:

you can do this with autohotkey from http://www.autohotkey.com

i have right-control to go to my web browser, capslock to go to my file manager, right-windows to go to a text editor, pause to go to emacs, printscreen to go to outlook… and so on.

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