That is to say, when you click and drag a file and want to change the default behavior to for instance copy instead of move a file, or vice versa you use different keys in each environment, and I was hoping to code AHK to unify that behavior. That's all well and good, but I've spent some time trying to figure out unsuccessfully how to get AHK to make Windows mimic OSX's click-drag-key-drop behavior. SWAP CTRL-ALPHANUMERIC TO OSX CMD-ALPHANUMERIC PRESERVES ADDITIONAL MS WORD FORMATTING FUNCTIONALITY FROM OSX following section remaps alt-delete keys to mimic OSX Key remaps for Apple users using boot camp

Feel free to reuse, edit and redistribute I hope this is useful for others, I've been enjoying boot camp a lot more since making this. changed behavior of alt-del and command/alt-backspace to match OSX for deleting whole words and lines Go to System Preferences and click Keyboard, then Change Keyboard Type. changed behavior of command-arrow keys to match OSX text navigation changed behavior of alt-arrow keys to match OSX text navigation remapped all other command-X keys to control-X kept win-L, win-tab and win-D because I use them I started by just remapping the command key (it's the windows key in windows) to the more useful control key. I posted the code to my blog too.īasically I want to get all of my 'command' shortcuts to work in OSX. You’ll then be able to use Mac keyboard shortcuts like Command+C, X, or V for Copy, Cut, and Paste in Windows. Thought this might be useful to some people. Solution 1: If You’re Used to Mac Shortcuts RELATED: A Windows User's Guide to Mac OS X Keyboard Shortcuts If you’re used to Mac keyboard shortcuts, you may want to make the Command key function as the Control key.

Mac swap command and control keys