Yea, you would think so...

I couldn't find anything in the Control Panel that would allow me to assign
shortcut keys.

Same goes for the Properties of the executable. Nothing there for setting
the shortcut key. (Perhaps I would need to create a shortcut icon first,
then access properties for that?)

Also, I want to reassign the shortcut key for the Mobility Center, not for
my application. The application is something I use a lot, and start up many
times a day. The Mobility Center I have no use for. (I have a strain injury
and rely heavily on a customary set of keys for navigating/controlling my UI).

Thanks,

Daniel


"Mary" wrote:
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> It's called Ease of Access in Control Panel. Try changing settings there. I
> think it would be easier to use another shortcut key for the app. You do not
> need to use Winkey--which might not be compatible with vista. Just right
> click on the executable file, choose Properties, assign a shortcut key.
>
> "Daniel" wrote:
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> > I use WinKey for assigning shortcut keys to start up my favorite apps.
> > Windows logo key + X is a combination key that I want to use for starting an
> > application, however, it seems that in Vista, this combination key is
> > assigned to Windows Mobility Center.
> >
> > Does anyone know how to uninstall or disable the Mobility Center so as to
> > free up its shortcut key?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Daniel[/color][/color]