How to use the Ctrl-C key
I am new to Mac and have a question about the Ctrl-C key combination used so often in Windows and Linux.
I login to work through a Citrix Access Gateway and start a published desktop. From that Windows desktop I use Putty or SecureCRT to access my Linux servers. Everything works fine until I run a command which requires the Ctrl-C combination to stop the process... like +tail -f+ for example.
I have tried every combination I can think of including command-c, option-c and fn-c but none of these seems to do the job...
Has anyone run into this situation and is there a way around it?
I login to work through a Citrix Access Gateway and start a published desktop. From that Windows desktop I use Putty or SecureCRT to access my Linux servers. Everything works fine until I run a command which requires the Ctrl-C combination to stop the process... like +tail -f+ for example.
I have tried every combination I can think of including command-c, option-c and fn-c but none of these seems to do the job...
Has anyone run into this situation and is there a way around it?
MacBook Pro (Intel), Mac OS X (10.4.10)
