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Expand Up @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ A: Yes!
A: Sadly, no. SharpKeys only remaps whole keys rather than a modified key. For example, you can remap Ctrl or C but you can't remap Ctrl+C to another key. That said, the Microsoft PowerToys tool does offer this functionality - you can learn more about their tool here: [Microsoft PowerToys](https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/releases).

**Q: Can I remap the Copilot key with SharpKeys?**
A: No. The Copilot key's scancode is a combination of Ctrl + Windows + F23 and the Windows technology the SharpKeys exposes only supports remapping an entire key and not a modified combination of the key.
A: Almost. The Copilot key's scancode is a combination of Ctrl + Windows + F23 and the Windows technology the SharpKeys exposes only supports remapping an entire key and not a modified combination of the key. But you could remap F23. Threfor when you click it you will get ctrl + windows + [to this key].

**Q: Can I remap a mouse click to a new key?**
A: Sorry, but no. The remapping technology that Windows uses to remap your keys isn't aware of your mouse.
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