How do I bind a unicode character to a single key? Like when

What system?

3 lines in autohotkey

>>61108399
I feel a little ashamed to say it here, but win 10

>>61108565
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/globalization/keyboardlayouts.aspx

autohotkey scripts are the simplest way

>>61108585
that doesn't work for this, capslock cannot be changed.
But I'll keep it in mind for similiar problems, thanks.

>>61108421
>>61108605
gonna try that now

Learn LaTeX instead of unicode posting on /sci/, plebbitor.

>>61108322
AutoHotKey is best for anything like this.

Note: the words "AutoHotKey" here and above in my post were generated automatically by AutoHotKey when I typed my shortcut for them: "ahk".

>>61108634
If you tell me which sign you want on which key I can help you out

>>61108716
>>61108605
>>61108421
I'm too dumb for ahk to make this specific case work. I think i got how I can create a script, but I can't configure caps

>>61108733
I want a 卐 on capslock. caps is disablet atm, but I thought it would be funny if my keyboard had a literal swastika key

>>61108322
Use TeX
\sum

>>61108790
Here you go

CapsLock::Send {U+5350}

>>61108790
>>61108810
And just in case you don't know how to use this
>install autohotkey
>open notepad.exe
>copypaste the single line of code in there
>save as whatever.ahk
>doubleclick to run
>optionally put in startup folder

>>61108810
>>61108867

Different anon here but fuck, thank you, didn't know how it worked before.

>not using caps for control