FunctionFlip reclaims your function keys

Anyone know of a utility to "flip" the arrow keys, so I can access page up & page down w/o having to use the fn modifier?

I wanted to use it because when I VNC into a PC, I wanted the use of
my F9-11 keys, but for some reason, within the VNC window, it now
associates the function keys as completely different keys.

Almost what I am after... but not quite! What would be ideal is a way to make the 'FN' key sticky... Like the 'caps lock' one. For some programs I like to use function keys as F1-F19 etc, but then other times I like to use them as their special functions.
Any ideas? A script that changes the property (maybe a defaults write command?) rather than having to launch system prefs would be okay.

It's not a *bad* idea, but when I need F1 to be F1 instead of the monitor dimmer button, I just hit fn+F1. :shrug:

This is just what I was looking for but now when I try it as well as doing the desired function, e.g. show spaces, my system sound plays each time as well. Quite annoying.

BEAUTIFUL.

This was one of the most annoying things to get used to with my new unibody MBP. I'd like to keep Spaces connected to my F12 key like on my C2D MBP, but unfortunately, I like being able to control my volume easily.

Anyone else think Apple should take a note from Art Lebedev here and give us some OLED-control over the Function keys ...and the new option key that replaced the old enter key too. That's been pretty frustrating for me too. Who uses option so much that they need another one? That enter key was great because it had different functionality from the return/enter key.

Seems promising, but I don't want to get used to something that's not on other peoples' macs that I use. Very cool, just not for me.

This is what I was looking for, thanks!

it's about fn time. yeah, i just did that

What would be cool is if someone could make a utility that would have the fn key toggle all the function keys, so that you can quickly change it without loading up the system preferences. It could light up the num lock key, which I don't think many people actually use (I could be wrong, I just find it more counterintuitive than it's worth).