A very simple
should do the trick (Shift+BackSpace = CapsLock). You can make it so it works only with the right Shift if you want. In that case just put > sign in front of the +, like that:
If you want to use Ctrl instead of Shift, just replace the plus sign with ^ , like this:
Again you can decide if you want to let only the left (<) or right (>) Ctrl to toggle CapsLock.
If you want this script to work only with the Qwerty CapsLock, and not the Qwerty Backspace (in other words – to work only with the key next to the letter A), you'll have to use scan codes. But I'm working with AutoHotkey since yesterday so I'm not quite there yet :) . It shouldn't be difficult though, I'm sure someone here can help you.
PS: These scrips work if Backspace is already mapped to CapsLock's position. If not, you've gotta change a few stuff and add a couple lines more, to get the functionality of a Backspace by default, but I find it easier to have it changed in the first place :) . And that way you don't require the script to be loaded to have Backspace set under your left pinky.
Last edited by pafkata90 (14-Nov-2011 05:32:52)