If you have an even fancier keyboard, there are a number of other values you can set to change behavior. I can’t find an official source for this but a number of web pages correctly state that by setting the following registry value, I can control what the calc button does: Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AppKey\18Įxample: c:\t2\windbg\current\debuggers\windbg.exe Nowadays I have a calculator button on my keyboard but I don’t use the calculator all that much, especially since WinDBG can do most of the stuff I need. The Number Pad looks like this and as you can see.
If I wanted to calculate something, I launched mspaint and did the calculation by hand in a text box. Im on a MacBook Pro using Microsofts Ergonomic Sculpt Desktop (i.e. When I was your age, keyboards didn’t have any of these fancy buttons for calculators and searches and such.
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