Hi community,
running Mac OS X 10.6 and Fusion 3.0.1. Inside a VM using a local NTFS Partition running Win 7. Germany keyboard layout.
So, under Mac OS X brings up an vertical bar (|) using the macbook keyboard.
Under Windows (classic keyboard) [<] is the correct combination.
So, what to do getting an vertical bar inside a Win7 VM?
Both combinations are not functioning correctly.
Thank you for Your support and Your ideas.
Best regards
Tom
Hello Tom, while this may not be a final solution for you have you tried to do Alt-124? It should put the '|' key for you.
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Kevin
Hi Thomas,
On a MS French Keyboard, the pipe '|' is AltGr + 6, and with all my Windows VMs (W2K, WXP, Vista, WI7), I'm using, on my MacBook pro (host), the Alt (right) + 6 in ordre to mimic the MS French Keyboard which is my defaut input an all my Windows WMs (guest) .
Hope, this will help you
Pierre-Gilles
"Hi Thomas,
On a MS French Keyboard, the pipe '|' is AltGr + 6, and with all my
Windows VMs (W2K, WXP, Vista, WI7), I'm using, on my MacBook pro
(host), the Alt (right) + 6 in ordre to mimic the MS French Keyboard
which is my defaut input an all my Windows WMs (guest) ."
Hi Pierre-Gilles,
Thanks a Lot for Your support. On Alt-6 ..." ] "appears at my Installation. Well I think on "normal" VMs under Fusion your way would be.. (I didn´t check this up to now..) If I´m booting directly in the bootcamp partition also Alt-Gr brings the vertical bar.. but starting with MacOS X and taking the bootcamp partition directly in a Virtual Machine inside Fusion... the troubles began. Maybe working the bootcamp drivers inside the Windows enviroment against the keyboardmappings from Fusion.
I´ve to admit - the troubles using Mac OS X are growing... probably the test "moving from win client to OS X" will fail.. 8-(
There are too many dependencies from the Windows Enviroment. No offline folders, no vi-client, not only 10% garmin maps to use and further more... not really easy these things to reproduce in an virtual bootcamp enviroment...
So, thanks to all of you for supporting.. and let´s close Thread.
best regards
Tom