Personal keyboard preferences are idiosyncratic; even a minor matter such as where the Alt or Ctrl keys should be located can inspire fevered debate. So, if you have personal preferences about where keys should be located, you can remap your keyboard to your own tastes using the TradeKeys utility from PC Magazine.

To remap your keyboard, after you run the program, choose the key you want to change from the "Map from" area, and then choose the key you want it mapped to from the "Map to" area. For example, to remap my Left-Alt key to be a Windows key, I chose Left-Alt in "Map from" and Left-Window in "Map to." Then, I clicked "Map." Keep on mapping keys in this way until you're satisfied with your new keyboard; then choose Save. The new mapping will not take effect until you log off and then log back on. On some systems, you'll have to reboot.