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KeebMangler.ahk

@@ -90,10 +90,10 @@ handle_clh() {
 	Menu, Tray, ToggleCheck, %menu_clh%
 	IniWrite, %enable_clh%, %config%, %ini_km%, %ini_clh%
 
-    if(enable_clh)
-        SetCapsLockState AlwaysOff
-    else
-        SetCapsLockState Off
+	if(enable_clh)
+        	SetCapsLockState AlwaysOff
+	else
+        	SetCapsLockState Off
 }
 
 handle_raa() {
@@ -158,8 +158,8 @@ Xev_Tooltip() {
 
 ; Maps
 #if enable_clh
-*CapsLock::send {Blind}{LCtrl down}{LWin down}
-*CapsLock Up::send {Blind}{LCtrl up}{LWin up}
+*CapsLock::send {Blind}{LCtrl down}{LAlt down}{LShift down}{LWin down}
+*CapsLock Up::send {Blind}{LCtrl up}{LAlt up}{LShift up}{LWin up}
 #if
 
 #if enable_mac

README.md

@@ -7,8 +7,12 @@ A simple tool to do the basic keyboard configuration tasks that Windows can't ea
 * Map <kbd>Left Command</kbd> to <kbd>Alt</kbd>, <kbd>Left Option</kbd> to <kbd>Win</kbd>, <kbd>Right Command</kbd> to <kbd>Alt</kbd> (or <kbd>AltGr</kbd>), and <kbd>Right Option</kbd> to <kbd>Menu</kbd>, to make Apple keyboards actually conform to the established standard every other OS expects.
 * `xev`-like event spy using a tooltip that follows your mouse cursor.
 
-Windows cannot add more modifier keys, but it doesn't mean you can't bind combinations of existing modifiers under a single key press. KeebMangler binds <kbd>Hyper</kbd> as <kbd>Ctrl</kbd><kbd>Win</kbd>, which allows, for example, shadowing of the existing Windows shortcuts for virtual desktops.
+Windows cannot add more modifier keys, but it doesn't mean you can't bind combinations of existing modifiers under a single key press. KeebMangler binds <kbd>Hyper</kbd> as <kbd>Ctrl</kbd><kbd>Alt</kbd><kbd>Shift</kbd><kbd>Win</kbd>, which is guaranteed to not collide with any existing shortcuts.
 
 Configuration is persistently stored in `%APPDATA%/keebmangler.ini`.
 
 This tool has been made possible by [AutoHotKey](https://www.autohotkey.com/).
+
+**How to defeat the <kbd>Office</kbd> key**: Explorer automatically binds <kbd>Ctrl</kbd><kbd>Alt</kbd><kbd>Shift</kbd><kbd>Win</kbd> (aka what most people bind to <kbd>Hyper</kbd>, including KeebMangler) to <kbd>Office</kbd>. [ExplorerPatcher](https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher) now implements the ability to block Explorer from binding it, leaving it free to be used by you.
+
+Behold the [official Office key docs](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/using-the-office-key-df8665d3-761b-4a16-84b8-2cfb830e6aff), and notice the lack of justification on why Microsoft thought this was a good idea, or why they think we needed dedicated LinkedIn or Yammer keys.