Hey,
Recently, my CM Quickfire TK (mechanical keyboard) arrived and it has a unique feature where it combines the 10 key numpad and the arrow key/home, end, pgup etc., in one portion of the keyboard, making it smaller and more ergonomic.
Unfortunatly, since Mac OS X doesn't support the use of the Num Lock key, I am forced to use two terminal scripts - to turn on and off numlock. Hence, I was wondering if it possible to assign these scripts to a function key or even the Num Lock key itself so I don't have to open the file each time I wish to switch between the two modes.
Thank you
Recently, my CM Quickfire TK (mechanical keyboard) arrived and it has a unique feature where it combines the 10 key numpad and the arrow key/home, end, pgup etc., in one portion of the keyboard, making it smaller and more ergonomic.
Unfortunatly, since Mac OS X doesn't support the use of the Num Lock key, I am forced to use two terminal scripts - to turn on and off numlock. Hence, I was wondering if it possible to assign these scripts to a function key or even the Num Lock key itself so I don't have to open the file each time I wish to switch between the two modes.
Thank you
