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I wrote a AutoHotKey script to remap LWin to LAlt
LWin::LAlt
LWin & Tab::AltTab
LWin+Tab works OK. But I found, for example in my emacs, LWin+b can not work as Alt+b. And if I disable this statment
LWin & Tab::AltTab
LWin+b works. But I know LWin+Tab will not works very good without this remapping statement as mentioned in AutoHotKey Remapping.
I’m not entirely sure why, but it seems the first key mapped can only be declared once. I have found a solution (although not perfect) of writing the second command as so: Tab & LWin::AltTab. This means that you have to hold Tab down first though.