The Input Remapper application was designed for MAC users who use the Vista OS.

The current version detects a MacBook Pro keyboard under Windows XP and lets the user configure some options. It is possible to bind ctrl+left-click to right-click, but I didn't want to do that for compatibility reasons so this is bound to fn+left-click instead.

Currently keyboard backlight cannot be controlled. This utility works together with apple brightness and eject app (Brightness.exe and AppleCDEject.exe), but also works without them. To control the screen backlight BootCamp drivers are needed.

Keys bound on MacBook Pro

The default keypad like in OSX. This includes num-lock functionality
· fn+Left Click = Right Click
· fn+Backspace = Delete
· fn+Eject = PrintScreen
· fn+F1 = Decrease Brightness
· fn+F2 = Increase Brightness
· fn+F3 = Toggle Mute
· fn+F4 = Decrease Volume
· fn+F5 = Increase Volume
· fn+F6 = Toggle Num-Lock
· fn+F8 = Toggle Keyboard Backlight
· fn+F9 = Decrease Keyboard Backlight
· fn+F10 = Increase Keyboard Backlight
· fn+F11 = Media Play
· fn+F12 = Media Stop
· fn+Up = Page Up
· fn+Down = Page Down
· fn+Left = Home
· fn+Right = End
· fn+Ctrl+Alt+Backspace = Ctrl+Alt+Delete
· Eject = Eject all optical discs
· Enter = Right Click

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added: Onscreen notifications for brightness, volume and eject.
· Added: MacBook Keyboard Wizard now renamed to Settings, and saves the previous settings.
· Added: Apple keyboard drivers are automatically uninstalled when running setup.
· Added: Direct control of volume and mute (other applications can no longer steal the input).
· Added: Fan control now possible on Mac Mini and Mac Pro.
· Fixed: Santa Rosa MacBook Pro support added.
· Fixed: fn-Eject can now be bound to eject through keyboard settigs dialog.
· Fixed: Some issues with driver updated warning dialog fixed.
· Fixed: Issues with saving when binding keys fixed.
· Fixed: Brightness and volmue are now scaled by the repeat rate when holding the buttons down.
· Note: Should not be used together with another tool that uses the SMC such as MacBook Tray Tools or apple keyboard drivers because of conflicts with accessing the SMC at the same time.
· Note: Automatic dimming is not perfect and needs some delays and tweaks in a future version.
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