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Unicode Keyboard Layout Mapping Compatible Modeġ will hook a Windows API that reloads a new Unicode keyboard layout map when the user changes keyboard layout on the VDA side. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Citrix/CtxKlMap

In the VDAs’ system registry, navigate to: To enable Unicode keyboard mapping between the non-Windows client and the VDA: Configuration of this this feature enhancement is performed through the system registry on the Server OS VDA. There is no user interface method for configuring this feature enhancement.

This enhancement benefits Receiver for Mac, Receiver for Linux, HTML5 Receiver, Receiver for iOS, and Receiver for Android. The client-side keyboard layout is always effective no matter what keyboard layout at VDA side is. This feature enhancement provides VDA-side support for Unicode keyboard layout mapping to resolve these types of issues. The issue occurs because the mechanism of non-Windows client keyboard input is based on Unicode characters instead of scan code and Unicode injection. Even though both keyboard layouts are German, they might not be in sync causing incorrect character output. User1 then changes the server-side keyboard to German. For example, User1 changes the local keyboard layout from English to German. There have been customer issues in which characters typed using the client’s local keyboard layout produce incorrect character output in the published resource on the VDA. This is an enhancement to the keyboard layout mapping feature available in previous VDA versions. The following are typical Windows keyboard shortcuts and their Macintosh equivalents that are specific to the Microsoft Internet Explorer and Apple Safari Web browsers.As of XenApp and XenDesktop 7.15 CU3, VDAs support Unicode keyboard layout mapping for non-Windows Citrix Receivers. Windows Internet Explorer / Safari Shortcuts New document, new e-mail message, and so on Move to beginning of current or previous word

The following are typical Windows keyboard shortcuts and their Macintosh equivalents that are specific to the Microsoft Office and Apple iWork office suites. Select more than one item in a list (noncontiguous)

Mouse right-click, then select Create ShortcutĭEL (Mac notebooks: Function (fn)+DELETE)ĬONTROL+F3, then UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW to select minimized windows on Dock, then ENTER The following are typical Windows keyboard shortcuts and their Macintosh equivalents that apply to the operating system. The following are the primary key substitutions on the Windows keyboard, and their Macintosh equivalents. In particular, the primary key that is used in keyboard shortcuts in combination with other keys is frequently different. When you use a Windows (PC) keyboard on a Macintosh computer, the keyboard shortcuts that you use map to different keys.