Using Enhanced Native Trainer without NumPad in Grand Theft Liberty City 'GTA IV' EFLC

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The Enhanced Native Trainer, or simply ENB for short, is a powerful and highly customizable tool that has become an integral part of the GTA series experience. However, some players may find themselves facing issues when trying to use it due to various reasons such as having a non-standard keyboard layout or even just preferring not to constantly switch between different keys while in-game.

Fortunately, there are ways around this limitation, and one such method involves using ENB without relying on the NumPad entirely. In this article, we will guide you through each step necessary for achieving this goal within Grand Theft Liberty City (GTA IV) EFLC version 1.2.0.43 or later.

Step-by-Step Guide:

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### Step 1: Download and Install ENB

First things first - make sure that you have the latest version of Enhanced Native Trainer downloaded onto your computer from a trusted source. Once installed, launch Grand Theft Liberty City (GTA IV) EFLC by double-clicking on its icon.

### Step Upon entering the game world, press `~` key to bring up ENB's main menu. If nothing happens after pressing this button or if you encounter any other issues while trying to access it, please refer back to our comprehensive guide for troubleshooting tips and tricks: ''We do not recommend downloading anything other than from the official website.''.

### Step 2: Configure Keyboard Controls

With the main menu now visible on screen, navigate over towards 'Options' by using your arrow keys (or WASD depending upon which controller layout you prefer). Once inside Options window, look under 'Input/Control Mapping'. Here you'll find a section labeled as ''; click on it once selected.

### Step 3: Map Keys for ENB Functions

Here lies the meat of our tutorial - mapping custom keys to each and every function provided by Enhanced Native Trainer. Simply scroll through all available functions using up/down arrow buttons (or analog stick left/right if you're playing with a controller). When you come across an action whose default binding doesn't suit your needs, simply click on its respective cell in the middle column labeled as 'Key'.

### Step 4: Save and Exit

After mapping out new keybinds for all desired functions, don't forget to hit 'Save Changes' at the bottom right corner of this window. Finally, close ENB by pressing Esc (or Back button if using controller) followed by closing down GTA IV EFLC itself.

That's it! With these simple steps completed, you should now be able to use Enhanced Native Trainer without ever having to touch your NumPad again - a huge relief for those who prefer more ergonomic typing experiences or simply want more flexibility when navigating in-game menus while still enjoying all the features that ENB has to offer. Happy gaming!

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