Keyboard Layouts For Windows NT 3.5 and 3.51
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kbdussw.dll:  Makes CapsLock into Control
kbdussw1.dll: Switches the left Control button and CapsLock
layout.inf:   Tells NT about the different keyboard layouts that are
  available.  It is slightly different than the original layout.inf
  because it adds the two additional keyboard layouts.

To install:
  Make sure the Control Panel is not currently running.

  1. copy layout.inf %SystemRoot%\system32
     copy kbdussw.dll %SystemRoot%\system32
     copy kbdussw1.dll %SystemRoot%\system32

  2. Start the Control Panel
  3. Double click on the International icon
  4. Select the keyboard layout.  The two provided here are

     US-Switched Left Control and CapsLock
                and
     US-CapsLock is Control

  5. Press 'OK'.  This will bring up a 'Windows NT Setup' dialog box.
     It will ask you for the full path of the Windows NT distribution
     files.  Type %SystemRoot%\system32, replacing the %SystemRoot%
     to the base Windows NT directory.

  6. Press 'Continue'.  You will get an error telling you that the
     source and destination directories are the same.  Press 'Ignore'
     when it asks what it should do.

  7. If you plan to use both of these keyboard layouts, switch the layout
     to the other one to force NT to update its install information.

  8. You can run 'kbdsel' to quickly change between keyboard formats.
     If you share the keyboard with someone else, this will let you
     specify a normal and an alternate keyboard.

For you are interested in creating your own keyboard layout file, you
will need the DDK.  The files of interest are in /ddk/src/input/kbdus/.

If you have any trouble, send mail to
  chaffee@bugs-bunny.cs.berkeley.edu

Gordon Chaffee