Not sure, as the numeric value passed to a program is completely different when num lock is on... It'd have to be programmed into the program itself to change the value that was read in. I've seen programs ignore values (sorry can't use that key) but not alter them before setting them... I made keystroke capture programs that told me the numeric values of key I pressed (so I would know what number to compare on GUI I was making and for testing output) I didn't have to tell it to look for whether the numpad was on or not, windows sent a different value. Could be different in their language but...
