Perfect and simple
Pros: This is the only sensible option for disabling/remapping ANY keys, although I use it for the NumLock key. No programming degree or registry editing required.
Cons: I can't think of a con.
Summary: I Googled "disable Numlock" and could only find programming alternatives. I then tried searching with CNET. Bingo! Quick download and I literally had it working in under 45 seconds. [Key Remapper]

 

J. Humphrey, cnet.com, User reviews

Text Paster

If you are tired of typing the same text multiple times, Text Paster can help you!

Text Paster is a program for instantly pasting into input fields in practically any program simple or formatted (RTF) text that has been pre-defined by you: standard phrases, greetings, generic replies, the current date and time, letter and document templates, e-mail addresses, website addresses, usernames, passwords, text fragments selected on your screen, clipboard contents, and much more.

You can also try Key Manager – our more functional version of the program Text Paster that, in addition to pasting text, has many other useful functions.

You can also do the following with Text Paster:

  • Group the text clippings you regularly paste and display them as a popup menu.

  • Paste text or display the popup menu with a single key, mouse click, key combination, or by pressing and holding a pre-defined key or mouse button.

  • Quickly fill out forms thanks to automatic switching between fields through emulation of the Tab key and other keys, including Enter.

  • If a program does not support pasting text (for example, a console application), then text can be typed in by the program itself.

  • Limit text pasting and type to certain programs or windows.


Interface Languages:
English English, Czech Čeština, German Deutsch, Spanish Español, French Français, Italian Italiano,
Polish Polski, Portuguese (Brazil) Português, Russian Русский, Romanian Română, Japanese 日本語.
System Requirements: Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7/Vista/​XP/2000/Server 2003-2022.

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