Any changes that you made to the default keyboard shortcut mappings are deleted and the default mappings are restored. The check box is selected by default.Ĭlick Restore Defaults. Select or deselect the Enable Language Specific Key Mappings check box. When you disable a keyboard shortcut mapping, Horizon Client does not send the Apple keyboard shortcut to the remote desktop or application.Įnable or disable language-specific key mappings

You can also select a key from the drop-down menu.ĭeselect the On check box next to the keyboard shortcut mapping.

To modify the corresponding Windows keyboard shortcut sequence, click one or more keyboard modifiers and type a key code in the text box.

You can also select a key from the drop-down menu.

To modify the Apple keyboard shortcut sequence, click one or more keyboard modifiers and type a key code in the text box.

The keyboard shortcut mapping is enabled by default (the On check box next to the keyboard shortcut mapping is selected).ĭouble-click the mapping and make your changes. The To: field shows the keyboard shortcut that you created.

Specify the corresponding Windows keyboard shortcut sequence by clicking one or more keyboard modifiers and typing a key code in the text box.

The From: field shows the keyboard shortcut that you created. Specify the Apple keyboard shortcut sequence by clicking one or more keyboard modifiers and typing a key code in the text box.Select the mapping to delete and click the minus (-) button. Configure the keyboard shortcut mappings.Select VMware Horizon Client > Preferences and click Keyboard & Mouse.Hoping someone else can come up with an approach that overcomes the limitations mentioned above. I'm not attempting to win my own bounty by answering. Otherwise I might have just commented after klanomath. (Oops! I placed a bounty on this question worth 100 reputation points, not realizing that the points would be 'escrowed' and that since I'm not a frequent user of, I would then not have enough reputation points to comment. Being able to override existing single-key behavior is very desirable, since the whole point of this is to optimize something that is done very frequently. In Safari, OPTION-UP and OPTON-DOWN act like page-up and page-down, but in Finder they do something else (in List view they traverse the hierarchy, in Icons view they're just. But I can't figure out how that's suposed to work. The default behavior of Page Up & Page Down, as well as Home and End, cannot be overridden in Chrome, at least. On the keyboard of my MacBook Pro, the four arrow keys also say 'home', 'end' and 'page' (the up and down keys).So this workaround only works well if all the windows you wish to scroll are always the same height. The ControllerMate approach does not take into account the height of the window being scrolled it advances a fixed distance on its virtual scroll wheel.As answered in the question linked to by klanomath's comment, ControllerMate can be used to set up keybindings that simulate scrolling an arbitrary amount.

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