Rebinding keys in Windows XP

Does anyone know how to rebind keys in Windows XP? I'm a programmer who
uses Emacs, and to make my programming more efficient, I'd like to:

-Make my row of number keys insert their corresponding symbols --
!@#$%^&*() -- when pressed, and use the number pad at the side to
insert numbers instead.

-Get rid of my (useless) caps lock and Windows buttons, and make them
my Emacs "Hyper" and "Super" modifier keys.

 >From what I understand, Linux users have an .Xmodmap file that they can
use for this. I have been told that it's possible to remap keys on my
keyboard, but don't know how.

I'm using a Logitech USB keyboard/mouse, by the way.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Rex<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

Rex Eastbourne wrote:
 > Does anyone know how to rebind keys in Windows XP? I'm a programmer who
 > uses Emacs, and to make my programming more efficient, I'd like to:
 >
 > -Make my row of number keys insert their corresponding symbols --
 > !@#$%^&*() -- when pressed, and use the number pad at the side to
 > insert numbers instead.
 >
 > -Get rid of my (useless) caps lock and Windows buttons, and make them
 > my Emacs "Hyper" and "Super" modifier keys.
 >
  > >From what I understand, Linux users have an .Xmodmap file that they can
 > use for this. I have been told that it's possible to remap keys on my
 > keyboard, but don't know how.
 >
 > I'm using a Logitech USB keyboard/mouse, by the way.
 >
 > Any ideas?
 >
 > Thanks,
 >
 > Rex

Have you heard of 'Keytweak'? It might be just the ticket.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->