To answer your questions take a look at the preferences in Fusion
itself. Look under the keyboard and mouse category. Here you can modify
both keyboard and mouse shortcuts and tell Fusion which mac keys if any
to intercept. You can also remap one or more keys so that for example
the accent key, the key to the left of the number 1 on an English UK
keyboard, acts as an insert key when inside the VM.
On 10/05/2014 02:30, Tristan wrote:
Hi list,
I just got my MacBook today and I'm loving it so far. I decided to try
out a VM before I went the bootcamp route. A few questions:
How do I make it so all commands feed straight to the VM? It seems
that if I enter a MAC-specific command, like, command+tab, it ignores
the fact that i'm interfaced with the VM and feeds it to Mac? Is there
some special keystroke to start working with the VM without OSX
intercepting certain keystrokes? Right now I've just been using
ctrl+command+f to switch to full screen and turning VO off.
Is there a way to make the capslock (or other key) work, for example
as a screen reader modifier?
Are there any other tweaks that would be useful? I'm using VMWare
Fusion 6 Pro with Windows 7.
I apologize for the excessive references to Windows on a Mac list -- I
just really would like the crutch of Windows to lean on while I get
acquainted to the Mac OS.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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