Hi all,
I've recently started the long process of learning how to program, and have noticed that I am having to hold down the shift key a lot more often (be it for symbols, curly brackets, or typing NSInsertClassHere), which has started to annoy my wrists.
There are a number of USB foot pedals on the market, but apparently OS X prevents the shift key on one USB device from affecting another USB device. Third-party utilities like USB Overdrive and ControllerMate can emulate pretty much any key combination *except* for Shift.
Is there any known way to modify OS X's behavior and allow the shift key on one USB peripheral to affect a separate keyboard?
I've recently started the long process of learning how to program, and have noticed that I am having to hold down the shift key a lot more often (be it for symbols, curly brackets, or typing NSInsertClassHere), which has started to annoy my wrists.
There are a number of USB foot pedals on the market, but apparently OS X prevents the shift key on one USB device from affecting another USB device. Third-party utilities like USB Overdrive and ControllerMate can emulate pretty much any key combination *except* for Shift.
Is there any known way to modify OS X's behavior and allow the shift key on one USB peripheral to affect a separate keyboard?